> face computer will ever take off for productivity, not as long as half of office workers spend huge amounts of time on hair an makeup to look nice at the offi

> face computer will ever take off for productivity, not as long as half of office workers spend huge amounts of time on hair an makeup to look nice at the office. The hair and make-up thing seems like it'll be a thing. But the main thing is that it's just not a productive interface. It might be, eventually... but I doubt it. There's very little usability gain in distributing most "work" data in 3d like this. Most of us rarely need to track or navigate around three dimensions of data in real time, and when we do, 2d projections are usually enough.