That episode already exists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Stigmata_of_Palmer_E...
http://mxmossman.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-three-stigmata-of-...
>The Perky Pat Layouts itself is an interesting concept. Here's Dick, in the early 60's, coming up with the idea for virtual worlds. I mean, Second Life and other virtual worlds are just a mapping of the Perky Pat Layouts onto cyberspace. Today Facebook acts like the PP Layouts, taking people's minds off toil and work and letting them engage others in a shared virtual hallucination -- you're not actually physically with your friends, and they might not even be your friends.
>Dick’s description of the Can-D experience is essentially a description of virtual sex:
>“Her husband -- or his wife or both of them or everyone in the entire hovel -- could show up while he and Fran were in the state of translation. And their two bodies would be seated at proper distance one from the other; no wrong-doing could be observed, however prurient the observers were. Legally this had been ruled on: no co-habitation could be proved, and legal experts among the ruling UN authorities on Mars and the other colonies had tried -- and failed. While translated one could commit incest, murder, anything, and it remained from a juridicial standpoint a mere fantasy, an impotent wish only.”
>Another character says “when we chew Can-D and leave our bodies we die. And by dying we lose the weight of -- ... Sin.”
Sounds like the start of a truly horrifying Black Mirror episode