Honestly, I think you're just pulling some of these user preferences out of nowhere. Or at least you're greatly underestimating what is acceptable. Its not li

Honestly, I think you're just pulling some of these user preferences out of nowhere. Or at least you're greatly underestimating what is acceptable. Its not like people don't use sunglasses and ski-goggles. Eye contact is nice but proven to not be necessary in many many cases. The reason a Quest Pro is a pain is the weight and passthrough quality. You get used to not seeing someone's eyes fairly quickly. >3. in the rare instances that people work together, they almost never look at each others' screens This is a huge one but I think its a workable problem. Hopefully Apple lets you 'cast' your screen to others for a shared experience. It makes a huge difference.