Mark Rober

But like, it gives you pretty good, like I'm going somewhere walking directions.

Okay.

Turn here.

It's like actually mapping it onto your real world.

It's decent.

I mean, getting there also like real time translations for like, if you're traveling, um, you know, there's an argument.

There's a lot of, if you didn't have to pull your phone at, and you want to like, Hey, show me a restaurant around here, you know, or even talking to someone.

There's a lot of like,

Where reminding the name of the people you're looking at, right?

Like at a party or something.

Yeah.

Like, yeah.

Like there's a lot of use cases where I think it would be really, people would find it very useful.

Whether or not that's good for society, that's a different conversation.

But like, I think there, that is, that makes more sense to me than VR at this point.

Yeah, that is cool.

I know.

Like for me, I've kind of had my own moment with this.

Like how many times have I ever gone back and looked at my, you know, fireworks on the 4th of July videos, right?

And yet every year you'd be like, no way, right?