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Jethro Jones: Welcome to a Vision for
Learning on the Be Podcast Network.

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I am your host, Jethro Jones.

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Thanks for tuning in.

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Today we're gonna discuss my experience of
using the Apple Vision Pro after one week.

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So let's go.

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There are a few things that I
want to go over in this episode.

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So if you look in your podcast
player, I've got some chapters

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in there to help you navigate.

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So first we're gonna talk
about comfort number one.

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I.

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It's surprisingly not uncomfortable.

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Having a pound and a half on
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uncomfortable, but I have found that
it's actually not that uncomfortable.

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A lot of people are gonna have
different issues with the comfort,

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and so your mileage may vary.

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I will say, as I mentioned in one
of my previous episodes, that.

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This is not designed for
people with small heads.

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So if your head is small, it's,
there's a limit to how tight you

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can make the tightening strap on it.

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So be aware of that.

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This is somewhat related to comfort.

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My eyes got tired after watching
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notice, Fatigue or anything except
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where I started to experience that.

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I'm not sure exactly what's going on.

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Somebody mentioned something online
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something like that, which is about four
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in that right range, then it might be.

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Fatiguing to your eyes.

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So I'm not totally sure about that.

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but that's something else.

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Number three.

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Sometimes it feels like there were
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my eyes, after I take it off.

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and sometimes it looks like
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my eyes after wearing it.

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That is definitely a concern.

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And again, your mileage may vary.

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Maybe I'm putting it on too
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something that I have noticed.

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So those are a couple
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LLL

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Next, I wanna talk about productivity.

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The productivity aspect
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I talked about it in the productivity
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reiterate here, this idea of locking in.

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Is really powerful.

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I'm really appreciating that because
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into work mode and that just makes it
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distracted, which is really powerful.

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The other part about this is having the
Mac virtual display is really incredible.

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I love that.

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I took the Apple Vision
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The library this week, and that
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have my whole home set up at the
library instead of just at my home.

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So I had a huge monitor.

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I had windows around.

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I had a Pomodoro timer.

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All kinds of great stuff
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a better working experience.

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One funny little challenge with that
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from someone and because I had the
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person's face was sticking through
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difficult to get work done 'cause there
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So be thinking about
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One of the things that people complain
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the issue there is that people thought
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this could be a multi-user device.

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I've never seen it as a multi-user device.

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I've seen it as a person's device that if
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Having that perspective in a school
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really good because you don't have
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each student who might be using it.

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You can say, here's the
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This is all you can do.

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And then boom, you give it to 'em, and
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to set up something different for them.

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I think that is actually really nice.

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I like that idea.

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Would I like more users?

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say, all right, I'm gonna use Apple
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to her Mac and be able to do the
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I think that would be really great, but
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So the guess mode seems very nice to
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I can also say, I don't need to
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I just know that this is mine.

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They can try out the apps that
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when I give them the guest mode.

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And being able to set it up individually
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put it on and start using it.

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to have a personalized experience,
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that I talked about, the ecosystem.

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If you already have all these
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You already have access to these things
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know how to use, and that is really
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a good way to do that, that isn't
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think it's pretty well thought out also.

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This ties into the MAC Virtual display.

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The Apple Studio display came out
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expensive monitor, $1,500 and
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Definitely a beautiful display.

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However, I and many others said,
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the joke's on me because I've paid
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is the Apple Vision Pro, and that is
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as another monitor for my computer.

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it is amazing.

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I get a big, huge display and
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Vision apps running around that
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I think there's a lot of
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I just think that it's funny that I
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and I paid a lot more for this one,
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The tapping your two fingers together and
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I say screen, but it's like a heads
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Tapping things that are
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When I say heads up display, I'm
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pop up that you can literally.

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not literally, but figuratively touch
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opposed to tapping your two fingers
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if you're responding to a text message, a
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reach out and touch, which looks strange
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that my experience using the hands.

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Just my hands is most of
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was awesome because my whole wall was
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I could still see it.

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It was there in front of me.

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Really cool that I could do that, but
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to fold a piece of laundry, then I would
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It was causing me to skip forward,
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Those kinds of things
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Again, some of that is user error.

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How it's designed.

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Some of that is, is just the nature
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my fingers are not an input device.

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That being said, I do believe
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to come to it because the.

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Vision Pro does such a good
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and knowing where they're at.

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Even in immersive environments, I
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not see any of the keys below my
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which is really amazing as well.

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So there have been a lot of times
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again, I need to learn how to
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better over time at managing that.

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I'm looking forward to
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I think that it's gonna happen eventually.

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I think it has to happen eventually,
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pretty cool when it finally does.

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That ties into the lack of apps
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For the Apple Vision Pro, that
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problem that those who are buying
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There's a lot of iPad apps that do work.

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There's a lot of iPad
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For example, I use an
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And that one is not available, at all,
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It is an iPad app, but it's not
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one of the things that I, about
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So let's talk about the apps for a moment.

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Immersive virtual reality
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However, sometimes those are not the best
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immersive in that is not really.

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Effective thing because when
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only thing that is a single focus.

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That's all you can do.

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You can't have multiple windows
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takes over everything.

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I'm sure that is how it's
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But as developers are making apps,
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this an app that we want to take over
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for example, with Microsoft Word, so does
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it's great that it is because
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It's designed better for the
Vision Pro, and that's all great.

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So it's certainly better than an iPad
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I don't know that there is anything new.

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I'm not a big user of
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presentation in an immersive environment.

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In that situation, that's more beneficial.

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That's cool, but just editing a regular
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immersive experience because you're
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you're gonna wanna have open to be able
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Something like MindNode, for example,
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immersive experience because you have

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these mind maps that are can be
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see those things all in one place.

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However, the way that it's implemented
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inside an iPad window, basically.

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That window can be big, so you can
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great, but it's not as good as a
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That would allow you to see the
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I would love to see something like that.

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Here's an example of an app
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It's called Timer Pomodoro, and it puts
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and it counts down and you can put it in
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so that you have turn around to look.

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This is really nice.

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You don't want that to be an immersive
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up all of your real estate and have
it be taken by this immersive app.

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experience so that you can stay focused
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And so looking through the apps
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Pro, you can see how many are.

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Are immersive and how many
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And being able to discern which is
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situations, is definitely something
that developers are gonna have to do.

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One tool that I really
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It's an app that I use every week
to plan meals and use recipes, and

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I really like it a lot and it's
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Vision Pro and really just a great app.

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Looks wonderful, has lots of
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but do I want that to be immersive?

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No, I don't think I do.

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If I'm gonna use it
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I, I tried just for fun, but I don't
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that's not, you don't want that to
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able to see your surroundings and
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That one's definitely better as a window,
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for each individual dish that you're
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those dishes are, which is really cool.

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So this is a question that developers
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and answering about what is going
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Is it going to be better as an
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be better as a, as a windowed app?

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Which I think this is a really
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and a really exciting place to go.

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Right now.

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So I'm really excited about the
opportunities that are available there

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as I've been talking about some of these
apps, if you wanna see the 10 best.

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Apps for the Vision Pro.

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Go to a vision for learning.com.

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Put in your email address and I'll send
you a PDF with those apps, with links

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to the apps that I think are great.

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If you think there are some apps that
are wonderful and you want to, share them

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with me, please feel free to get that
email and then reply and say, Jethro.

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Here's one that I think is really great.

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You should check out.

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I'm at Jethro, Jones on all the
socials, and while you're in there.

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Why don't you take a moment and go
leave a five star rating and review.

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If you're enjoying this show,
remember, if you can't say anything

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nice, don't say anything at all.

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I would, but I would love some five
star ratings, some positive reviews.

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Let me just read a couple real quick.

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a Hurston said I'd give more than
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Thank you, aters, and I appreciate it.

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Dumont said Jethro has really
nailed it with this podcast.

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His description of the practical use
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I'm excited to hear his thoughts
for the application and personal

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learning and education in general.

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So thank you Katie Mont for that
one and for everybody else who has

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left ratings and reviews, I really
appreciate it and it helps this show

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get seen by other people as well.

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And in the short time that I've been
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this show is already in the top 10%.

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So thank you to everyone who has shared
it, who has appreciated it, who has left

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ratings and reviews and downloaded it.

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Thank you so much.

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That means the world to me.

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Thank you for listening to a Vision
for Learning on the B Podcast Network.