Bring on Tek!

>As one who logged enough airtime on acid in the 70s to get frequent flyer miles I cannot wait for VR headsets, AI speech recognition, holographics and Smell-o-vision if I can get it. All consumer products will go in this direction and I can see many business applications - especially those used in environments with a user base that grows up with this technology. Certainly the office of 10-20 years from now will look a lot different - but of course the idea of "office" will change as well. I don't see physically moving to a workplace every day as having much staying power for many many professions. ( I'm sure many of us are remoting all the time now)
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>I welcome it all. Brain damage is the least of my fears. I just want to go out like Huxley.