Happy Vision Pro Week, sort of.

Well, here's the thing, I would love to talk about the Vision Pro

because now all the press reviews and embargoes are lifted and the press reviews are all out

and everyone who got pre-release access got to tell everyone what they thought and show everyone and everything and because we didn't we can't so we even though Casey and I had you know lab, we still can't talk about that.

I think maybe ever.

And so we just have to wait until we can actually have our Vision Proes, which is this weekend

for both of us. That's true true. You know even though we all three of us agreed not to talk about it

I would like to say that we genuinely did not get to have any experience with personas or anything like that.

And I probably am not even supposed to say that much, but I say that to indicate that any of what I'm about to say is not informed by the lab,

because I

because I genuinely have no experience with the whole persona thing.

Everyone seems to be slagging on two different persona related things.

The eyesight, which is the thing where it shows your eyes out the front of the display or at the front of the

goggles such that... We're doing an amazing job of not talking about the Vision Pro.

I know that's exactly right. I know it's my fault this time. It's the first time for

everything. Everyone's slagging on the eyesight both in the terms of, you know, seeing the wearer's eyes on the front of the

headset and the whole persona thing where you're like a fake version of you in FaceTime and in all the other

places where you would normally use a front-facing camera on like a phone or an iPad.

I have zero real-world experience with this.

Hand to God.

I really don't have any experience with this. Hand to God, I really don't have any experience with this.

I've seen why, I see and understand why everyone is slagging on it,

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