Apple is expected to debut a mixed reality virtual reality headset in 2022-2023, according to reports. As per rumors, this headset will be as powerful as their laptops. This headset has far-reaching implications for communication in the future, as well as how we connect with one another and how we view the physical of the world. Users will be able to observe computer generated visuals that appear to be placed in the physical environment using mixed reality headsets - and in the future, maybe even glasses or contact lenses.

Just 20 years ago, smart phones like the ones we all have now were considered science fiction, and mixed virtual reality headsets may be the technology that eventually replaces our smartphones. If this occurs, we may soon experience a future in which experiencing the world through headsets and displays is the new normal.

What are your thoughts? Do you think virtual reality headsets will eventually replace smartphones? Would you prefer to use one over your smartphone?

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Many people reacted angrily when CNN anchor Jake Tapper said on air that COVID hospitalization figures could be misleading because many COVID hospitalizations are the result of patients being sent to hospitals for other reasons, only to be tested and confirmed as positive once they arrived.

What makes anything like this so contentious? Don't people desire the truth? People seem to only want to know the truth when it fits into the narrative they already have in their minds, with any alternative conclusions being labeled as misinformation. It'll only be a matter of time before the liberal media starts endorsing Republican viewpoints - and, of course, it'll only be a matter of time before they start criticizing Republicans for something completely unrelated in order to make people forget that they were telling the truth in the first place.

What are your thoughts? Do you believe Jake Tapper should be criticized for bringing this up on the news?