Indeed they may be looking to sell products and we do need their products. Imagine they idea of a virtual Georgetown to scale in a machine with active controls to traffic signals etc one can actively thwart getaway drivers and control traffic etc. Simulations in class rooms on subjects where visualization helps. Also, we have to train programmers of every kind. You learned to program so any duffus can.
You obviously have your head in the cloud. The company has no interest in training programmers, just selling their products to developing countries. There is no evidence that any 3rd world nation has benefited from virtual reality when in Guyana the reality appears to be heading for "shine rice" for the masses while the master Napolean uses you as Squealer and Moses.