>> I want floating labels to attach to all the different parts of the machine I’m trying to fix. I agreed with your earlier point about how the only reason to

>> I want floating labels to attach to all the different parts of the machine I’m trying to fix. I agreed with your earlier point about how the only reason to take something in as a meaningful artistic experience is that someone else built it with intention. However I do think these AR things can be useful as professional tools. That's really where they belong, not slapped to the faces of rich dipshits wandering down 5th Avenue. For industrial design - I could see that. Personally if they dropped the price by 4/5ths, I could justify it as an alternative to constantly greasing up my tablet searching through PDFs of 1980s Chiltons manuals. If it showed me where the screws or wires went and was even correct half the time that could be worth it too. But it's one thing to dream about a world where you don't have to go read the car manual, and another thing to dream about a world where you don't have to live in reality.