IMO, VR/AR’s main issue is that interaction between people is going to be avatar-based (cause nobody wants to see you with that thing on your face). And that’s

IMO, VR/AR’s main issue is that interaction between people is going to be avatar-based (cause nobody wants to see you with that thing on your face). And that’s not going to cut it for most people. It’ll always feel like a game. If you can’t do visio, it’ll never replace phones. If MagicLeap did manage to cram AR in such small devices, then maybe… but visio will be as if everyone you’re talking to has sunglasses on…