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And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. Tools like that, like Chalk, and I think Microsoft has their version of it as well on Hololens and other things. just, Google it. That was my prediction.
And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. Tools like that, like Chalk, and I think Microsoft has their version of it as well on Hololens and other things. just, Google it. That was my prediction.
And so if you follow the money and you follow the technology, what it leads to is-- I would have said that we were going to go completely phone-to-face in, say, 2025 to 2027. Tools like that, like Chalk, and I think Microsoft has their version of it as well on Hololens and other things. just, Google it. That was my prediction.
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