They’re not making VR. They’re making a mixed reality headset. That’s where the value is.

Why? There's effort going into this because there's at least some market validation on it.

There's motion sickness on things you can avoid - like boats and plane. And then there's motion sickness with something many are touting as the future of work.

One of those things is not like the other.

Exactly my point. Why can't they do the same thing with MR/VR/AR?

You realize the, apple pc, iPhone, and the Apple Watch, all were iterations if an already existing product.

Everyone keeps saying VR, but the headline says mixed reality. And I think that’s a big distinction. Most people want to augment their world, not replace it.

I don’t think translations and design are quite comparable.

Design work, at least in UX-UI is not “do this task” - execute - hand over. There’s still a ton if subjectivity.

It might replace things like templates did for web design - some smaller companies will opt for this instead of paying someone to do it, but anything higher than a landing page is still going to be looking for designers.