>Go to open field/park (irl or virtually). >Look at your hand. >There is a virtual Pokéball/Yu-Gi-Oh card in it. Something like that. OR I put on my headse

>Go to open field/park (irl or virtually). >Look at your hand. >There is a virtual Pokéball/Yu-Gi-Oh card in it. Something like that. OR I put on my headset, look at my computer/call for my NAS. I ask to see my photos folder. They appear around me as I'd configured previously: as a mass of images that I can manipulate as if they were real, but also if I were psychic. I wave one over, pluck it out of the air, gaze at it. This is way better than scrolling on a tiny phone screen. OR People don't know what they want yet. All they know is that the offerings so far don't appeal to them, being some combination of geek-niche and corporate blandness. One or two or three megacorporations cannot build and control the successor to the PC and smarptphone ecosystems in the heavy-handed manner that they've tried to. Make the tech cheap enough for everyone to get their hands on and easy to develop for (even if you don't get a cut of every single red cent that passes over the platform). Watch the public weave miracles for you.