I think that is shortsighted. If you could realize a futurists dream of AR, i.e. smooth overly interacting properly with anything in your view, with context aw

I think that is shortsighted. If you could realize a futurists dream of AR, i.e. smooth overly interacting properly with anything in your view, with context aware detail etc, it would pretty clearly be a game changer (I think). On the other hand, existing AR, like existing VR, just doesn't deliver on that promise, not even approximately. With current tech, it's more an issue that the juice isn't worth the squeeze. That can change when either (or both) side of the equation changes.