I'm not sure you'll laugh at yourself, so much as new information on what is possible might change your mind. The hijacking of senses was a major concern for t

I'm not sure you'll laugh at yourself, so much as new information on what is possible might change your mind. The hijacking of senses was a major concern for the Apple design group at the earliest stages of their headset design. Reporting from The Information goes into some depth on Apple's headset external screen display (to show the current expression of the wearer) and what sounds like a uniquely high quality pass through of the environment so you can see and interact with people in the room. It apparently also deals with occlusion problems that are unsolved in the pass-through experiences of in-market headsets. It sounds all quite magic, and apparently the work is going in to create that sense. TI's reporting says accomplishing these goals is why the device has fallen behind.