@Surf Monkey
There is no proof, at all, that people have
evolved to hate putting things on their faces. Thats an absurd assertion to make - unless you have this evidence?
People dont like it, perhaps - but thats not even slightly the same thing. The fact that people wear them to ski or snowboard, ride motorbikes, snorkel just proves the point that people will also wear something like these AR devices too. If one enjoys something, or one has to do something like wear a certain piece of uncomfortable clothing to do it, one will do it anyway. So will be the same for using this device.
I have an opinion too: t’s ok if you dont like the idea. It’s even ok if a lot of people dont like the idea. Looking past this initial foray by Apple, and the previous efforts by other companies, it’s clear to see this is just the start, its clear to see that AR in one form or another is the future of this type of computing. One only need to look at the history of tech and how far each product in each segment has come since it’s inception to realise that this is simply the starting point.
Your argument is entirely based upon your opinion, which would be fine, but your stating it like facts, and further more trying to bulk out your assertions with made up science regarding human evolution.
Apple Vision is exactly AR, as much as the current consumer tech allows for AR. What makes you say that it isn’t? Do you know what AR is?