Just out of curiosity,  have you tried it?  (I´m not trying to be smartass or anything. I'm really curious).

Not sure where you live but here in Euroland you wouldn't be able to do that for more than a matter of days if you were just using store bought Playstation VR setups, keep in mind that the license which comes with games is for one person, you are not allowed to rent or otherwise profit from (using them in an arcade scenario) those games, you would need to get Sony to agree to letting you use the games in an arcade setup and they simply never would, not outside of a demo booth setup to show off their products but again, not to profit from them.

From this article... and common sense it is very clear that Sony and anyone else getting into the VR fray need to set up Demos of this product and make it available to customers to see just how ground breaking this is, and that would be costly, if you set up a demo unit for this in a store it is far harder to bolt into a demo unit than say the controllers which are chained to the X1 and PS4 booths which exist, theft and damage to the headsets would mean pretty much having to hire staff to monitor the booths all the time and provide a sick bucket incase anyone suffered badly from VR motion sickness (I'm sure gamestop would be powering the booth off pretty fast if it was just left in a corner to fill an area of their store with vomit and sick customers).

VR has the same issues that the 3DS had, trying to convince people that the games for it look better when you're playing it than they do in magazines or youtube videos but.... the 3DS was only moderately successful at doing that, and Nintendo had the advantage of easily being able to set up demo systems in stores all over the globe, like I said above, I don't see PSVR appearing in local game shops as much as other systems, and that is going to hurt the sales of it far greater than if a PS4/X1 system isn't being demo'd.

Obviously there are legal issues that would have to be worked out.  I was more interested in seeing if people would be interested in such a setup.  And I think one of the three, be it Sony, Valve, or Oculus, would be willing to work with such a project.  It would only help further promote VR and give a lot of exposure to whatever VR headset was specifically being used.

still makes gamers hypocritical though either way

Wouldn't be the first time, and it's unlikely to be the last time.

no doubt, im guilty as well lol

I think we all are, from time to time.   Would be nice if we could work together on the things that are important to gaming though, rather than retreating to our 'tribes' so-to-speak.

My apathy has less to do with the concept and more to do with that I don't like the implications for society that comes with VR. Its an isolating experience. Humans are social. I don't see any good out of people secluding themselves under a headset, especially since mobile phones & the internet are already having a massive impact on the way we socialize, and not necessarily for the better.

Also Kapi mentioned previously that it prevents you from multi-tasking and just being aware of what's going on around you, which I think are pretty major aspects that would be either inconvenient or even harmful to people using it.