Accumulate 'Empathy Points' by completing VR land dispossession experiences and redeem them for discounts on 'socially conscious' products from partner businesses. This gamifies empathy, incentivizing engagement while subtly directing consumerism towards brands that align with the narrative presented in the VR experiences. It would promote learning & engagement by rewarding repeat users and providing feedback and a way to track progress.

AR filters and VR overlays for social media that display real-time land acknowledgements, overlaying the name and history of the Indigenous people who originally inhabited a specific geographic location. It acts as a 'virtue signal' for social media users, allowing them to express solidarity without making any genuine effort. It is sold as a 'premium' feature, capitalizing on superficial activism.

A blockchain-based archive that allows communities and individuals to independently document their histories of land dispossession, providing an alternative narrative to the VR portrayals. This relies on distributed nodes, and can remain in operation even as the VR industry fails. It could be integrated with basic tools for storytelling and evidence gathering, so anyone with basic digital literacy can update the archive and corroborate existing stories.

Hyperlocal networks built with basic tech (think radio, SMS voting, community mesh networks) that connects people in need of resources (food, shelter, medical assistance) after a disaster. It moves beyond VR empathy, encouraging real-world mutual aid and survival strategies to cope with the real consequences of social and economic instability. It offers a way for individuals to take proactive steps to protect their communities during times of need.

State-controlled VR pods that administer government-approved narratives of land dispossession, with biometric sensors and cognitive monitoring to ensure ideological compliance. This would be used by the authoritarian regime to control the narrative, indoctrinate its citizens, and quickly identify any dissenting opinions. It’s a physical manifestation of thought control.

A state-run system that uses VR training to prepare citizens for controlled land reparations, but these are heavily sanitized and limited to designated areas under strict government supervision. This is done so the authoritarian regime maintains control of the distribution and usage of the land. It provides land reparations, but only in areas and to an extent approved by the government, under strict monitoring.

An open-source VR platform co-created by Indigenous communities to tell their own stories of land dispossession, centering their voices and perspectives. It would empower Indigenous-led content production, providing a platform for authentic and impactful storytelling that promotes healing, and reconciliation. Crucially, funds are distributed to content creators in a fair and transparent system.

VR experiences that allow victims and perpetrators of land-related injustices to virtually meet and engage in restorative justice dialogues. These VR scenarios would be carefully facilitated by trained mediators, with the aim of fostering empathy, understanding, and reconciliation. It doesn't replace real-world measures like land reparations, but is an effort to promote healing and understanding.