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I am not somebody who is interested in VR. I don't find any of the existing technology to be appealing in any way. That said, it is clear that many of the people commenting here did not watch the quite lengthy video introduction or explanation of the technology behind it. I don't think this...

My personal experience is completely different. I have had some of the friendliest waiters at Chefs de France that I have had in all of WDW, which I generally consider to be a high standard. I have eaten there 3 times and never been treated anything but courteously.

I said that HIPAA prohibits the release of personally identifiable information. That is absolutely correct. I did not get into the further aspects of who is covered and under what circumstances. Additional information supplied by others is also relevant, but I didn't address that in what I said...

What you wrote, while true, does not contradict what I said.

HIPAA does not allow personally identifiable health information to be shared. HIPAA would not prevent Disney from saying that some specific injury happened to an unnamed person.

I don't personally know if the person in the garage is intended to be a specific individual, but I always say "It's Woz!" (Steve Wozniak) when going by that scene. This is not intended as any kind of knock on Steve Jobs, but the guy doing the hardware work on the original Apple computer was Woz.

Then I guess you missed The Americans and all the critical acclaim for it. Your loss, you should check it out.