What's nonsense is buying visions instead of products. Just because glass has what seems like easily fixed problems doesn't mean it will ever - or anything like

What's nonsense is buying visions instead of products. Just because glass has what seems like easily fixed problems doesn't mean it will ever - or anything like it - will be a viable product. We do not know it will be awesome if executed properly. It might be useful in some contexts, like driving. But I question the entire premise.