True. This does feel like it's caught somewhere between the future (electric cars) and a solution looking for a problem (self-driving cars). Until an VR/AR/MR

True. This does feel like it's caught somewhere between the future (electric cars) and a solution looking for a problem (self-driving cars). Until an VR/AR/MR solution builds on productivity as a tool I think its market adoption will remain niche. I fear inevitably it will incorporate user addiction and behavior modification to promote data extraction. It’s at that point any usefulness it had as a tool evaporates.