I&#x27;ve a very strong vision of holoprojections.  From sitting through numerous meetings with remote teams, where tele- or video-conferences just doesn&#x27;t work.<p>People lose focus, even through video interaction.  How incredible would it to be to walk through an office and interact with  colleagues, that simply aren&#x27;t there (not an American Psycho reference.  They are there, any you can see and talk to them in the physical whole, they&#x27;re simple not _physically_ there).<p>How would this change things?  Initially, perhaps not a lot, 10 to 15 years out.  Physical interaction would still be deemed prime.  And this vision is sans-headset (office decoration firms get busy preparing multiple remote sites).  Beyond that timeframe, would it be so normal to have a strong business relationship with someone never physically met?  What would be the impact of &#x27;hanging out&#x27; over lunch to develop relationships.  That seems a bigger challenge.<p>But to put that in perspective, it is only 400 years since Shakespeare&#x27;s death, that&#x27;s 10 generations of people that live until 40, or more realistically around 7 generations of hereditary lifespans where the youngest generation is in physical&#x2F;educational contact with the eldest generation.  That&#x27;s not a long time for transfer of ideas for revolutionary ideas to happen.<p>Will we all be on a tropical beach developing VR apps?  No.  Old nature dies hard.  This is an augmentation, not a replacement.