people already film their kids on their phone, take live photos of their dogs, and tiktok/insta themselves in a cool place.
having the ability to share parts of our lives remotely and also remember them is profound. i often look back at photos of the past few years, and remark at memories i've forgotten, places i've been, and i share those things with others as well.
sure no one wants 10 people in a room interacting thru their apple vision pro, but i really don't think it's fundamentally different. and if i could have a 3d video of my deceased family that looks more real than a photo, i'd love that.
look at the parts of the tech that connect us more; there will always be negative things, loners, tech addicts, etc.
and as for the mental illness quip, i honestly don't have an answer because it's so outlandish we can't even begin to quantify it
"Hold still son so I can record this moment, I've only got 10 minutes out of the 2h of battery left on this headset" lol
The mental illnesses kids will have growing up with tech addicted parents are gonna be epic. Therapists are gonna be printing money.