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To: Force Majeure who wrote (32657)	5/18/2025 1:17:33 AM
From: Jon Koplik	Respond to of 32678

I was disappointed that this WSJ piece failed to mention another obvious absurdity of the Vomit Pro : at least some portion of humans get debilitatingly nauseous when using it. (As made clear in a NYT review : Message 34570421 )) excerpts : -------------------- When using the headset for work, you can surround yourself with multiple floating apps -- your spreadsheet can be in the center, a notes app to your right and a browser to your left, for example. It’s the 3-D version of juggling windows on a computer screen. As neat as that sounds, pinching floating screens doesn’t make working more efficient because you need to keep twisting your head to see them. I could tolerate juggling a notes app, a browser and the Microsoft Word app for no longer than 15 minutes before feeling nauseated. --------------------- Next I tried the headset in the kitchen, loading a pizza recipe in the web browser while I grabbed and measured ingredients. Moving around while looking through the camera, I became nauseated again and had to remove the headset -------------------- I do not think that Apple Crapple can overcome the way someone's brain responds to this issue. Jon. . . .