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I'll go much further than that: nobody wants to wear ANY pair of glasses. Some people do because the benefit is literally regaining one of your senses, but eve
by iLoveOncall 3y ago
I'll go much further than that: nobody wants to wear ANY pair of glasses.
Some people do because the benefit is literally regaining one of your senses, but even if AR / VR glasses one day become like normal glasses, it will be a niche product.
Nobody's wearing glasses just to get notifications and gimmicks like this. Ever.
The only moment where AR / VR can maybe become mainstream is when we can send signal straight to the brain to generate images (disregarding that there's no way people will be ok with other people controlling their brain).
- filleduchaos 3y agoI (and very many others) very much like wearing our vision-aid glasses, thanks. There is also an entire industry of eyewear crafted and worn just to look cool (sunglasses have not primarily been a protective aid in a very long time, they're fashion accessories now). Of course all that's orthogonal to AR/VR, but the idea that "nobody wants to wear glasses" is a bit laughable.
- throw47474777j 3y ago> there's no way people will be ok with other people controlling their brain What do you think advertising and news are?