@asymco were you able to see the scene at dusk with the forest and the lake (or a similar type of scene) and was wondering if it felt like you were present as in feeling like you were there?

@sammyjojo The demo of 3D responsive dinosaurs was ok but more compelling was 3D photos and videos that can be captured by the user. That seems and huge leap and excruciatingly popular potential. Overall the perception I was left with was that it is a reasonable opiate for most people.

@asymco the 3D photos and video seemed like a use case that was really interesting to me. If you could capture things and then re-experience them to degree later, that would be amazing. At the same time, I wouldn’t want to be the crazy person taking pictures of things with a headset strapped their face.

@sammyjojo I don’t see the problem *at all* with that usage model. Holding a camera to your face was/is normative for decades. I’d be surprised if it will not become _extremely_ popular.