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1/ Today, I will think on tabs. An ongoing thread throughout the day via jotted down random notes and ponderings. Thoughts welcome. #XR
2/ Tabs on screens vs. VR/AR
3/ Tabs on screens vs. VR/AR, con’t
4/ Both need a mechanism to bring order to chaos, but it’s... #XR
5/ Chaos of windows
6/ Chaos of screens (aka. apps on apps on apps on...)
8/ Eh? #XR
9/ Another way of putting it: why we even use the Internet (before the Internet)
10/ ...and then suddenly, no bag. Intention doesn’t go away, and you can’t use bag. Now what?
11/ Spatial org as it relates to rooms and functionality — speaking traditionally and to most parts of the US (thought important to note)
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13/ VR and AR are going to end up on the same device at some point, so passthrough may not be as important a tech in the future. (Unless it means going from VR to AR+IRL
14/ ...) #XR
15/ Each tech has a superpower, and the reality - and inherent chaos - manifested differently in each complements each other and works towards the fullness of existence.
16/ Including this tech, which is arguably the most confounding one of them all.
17/ All exist together, all the time
18/ Their coordination with one another contextually driven
19/ As it has always been #technology
20/ Tabs will probably exist in the future, but not on VR “screens” or AR “pop-ups.” They will continue in some form on the interfaces of the devices where they are appreciated and valued (which is what any interface design element can ever hope to achieve) #XR #webxr
21/ (wide shot)
