>New-feature lust is a phenomenon driven by the tiny minority of people who make their livings writing about technology... >We advocate Google’s augmented reali

>New-feature lust is a phenomenon driven by the tiny minority of people who make their livings writing about technology... >We advocate Google’s augmented reality glasses not because we’ve analyzed the consumer marketplace and considered human psychology ... >No, we advocate them because we’re bored, and we want to try them ourselves. Respect to Mike Elgan for breaking out of the normal tech story narrative routine. I hadn't really thought of that perspective. The rest of the article seemed to be the old dualistic battle though.