3D Touch is completely different to the MacBook's Force Touch.
It's the combination of (a) the effect of pushing through the screen, (b) the haptic feedback when you do so and (c) the way the UI responds to it i.e. by blurring the screen.
Your argument is akin to saying you can appreciate music by reading notes on a piece of paper. Physical nuances can rarely be explained in words.
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3D Touch is completely different to the MacBook's Force Touch.
It's the combination of (a) the effect of pushing through the screen, (b) the haptic feedback when you do so and (c) the way the UI responds to it i.e. by blurring the screen.
Your argument is akin to saying you can appreciate music by reading notes on a piece of paper. Physical nuances can rarely be explained in words.