When Mark Zuckerberg (Founder of Facebook) Tried the Oculus Rift

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When Mark Zuckerberg (founder of Facebook) tried the Oculus Rift designed by Palmer Luckey, he was convinced that the virtual reality headset was “the future.” He was wearing the headset in a FaceBook office, but he felt as if he was in another universe. He imagined that he was in an abandoned castle in the mountains with snowflakes falling on him. He turned his head and found himself staring at an ugly human or animal figure sprouting lava. His comment was, “Wow, that was pretty awesome.”
-Which of the following is not true of Palmer Luckey?

• A)He did not sell the Oculus Rift in stores;instead he sold the headset exclusively on the company's website.
• B)His obsession with video games lead to his interest in virtual reality
• C)He named his business Oculus and launched his project on the crowd funding platform,Kickstarter
• D)He set his funding goal on Kickstarter at $250,000 but ended up raising $2.4 million.

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Appreciate the value of autonomy and shared decision-making in nursing practice.

Prioritize patient care based on the severity of conditions and care needs.

Understand and apply principles of accountability and responsibility in nursing practice.

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