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It’s crazy how easily AR can trick your brain. After testing this Vision Pro app, which has realistic virtual birds that react to your hand movements, it was hard not to remember the experience as something that actually happened. True augmented reality is one of the most magical things... show more

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Until we can transfer your dream to others in a way that it subconsciously guides their decisions and actions, we’re not leading yet. Where there is no vision, there is no leader. Vision is the ability to see people, places and things, not just as they are, but as they could be.

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