Xero
I'm not sure I understand this mentality. Why force a life into this existence if you don't do everything in your power to make it as accommodating as you can? Modern life in it of itself will be working against it.
The hereditary history of physical and mental illnesses that run in my family, the economic/environmental projection for the rest of this century as well as the hypotheticals that you listed tip the scales in entirety towards the costs rather than the benefits.
None of the nebulous, ineffable personal fulfillments that parents speak of have ever sounded like a basis for a good moral argument for forcing a new life into this world.
This sentence is pretty emblematic of the product the author of this article was expecting vs the Rift that Oculus pitched in their kickstarter video.
Is there a reason (legal or otherwise) that they can't just use HTML?
Suicide Prevention Sheds a Longstanding Taboo: Talking About Attempts
"Why I Left School to Make Indie Games"
Why the PS3 WAS hard to develop for (and why this is no longer the case)
EA Artist, Soon To Be Laid Off, Burns EA Management, Discusses Failed MMO
http://www.gamerevolution.com/manifesto/ea-artist-soon-to-be-laid-off-burns-ea-management-1903
Link to blog: http://ealouse.wordpress.com/
Nintendo President: Piracy not behind poor sales
Hackers may have broken Playstation 3 security
A Life Well Wasted Episode 6: Big Ideas
http://alifewellwasted.com/2010/06/23/episode-six-big-ideas/
Robert Ashley edits listener-submitted game ideas into one big, crazy game, talks to the guy who owns the rights to Tetris about his plans to save the world, gets a lecture on the future of games from a New York University professor, and meets a struggling game blogger who happens to possess freakishly enormous genitalia.