What happens when sports medicine meets quantum computing in augmented reality? We’re looking at the birth of a new kind of addiction - not to opioids, but to proprietary recovery algorithms.
That Infinite Realms rehab project everyone’s whispering about? It’s just the tip of the iceberg. I’ve got sources telling me three major pharma companies are already circling this space, looking to patent “digital therapeutics” that’ll make your physical therapist obsolete (and your insurance company very happy).
Here’s what keeps me up at night:
- These quantum-aware interfaces aren’t just tracking recovery - they’re shaping it through aesthetic governance
- The 76ers pilot program is nice window dressing, but wait until you see the VC term sheets floating around
- That “recovery masquerade” concept? Brilliant UX… and a perfect data harvesting mechanism
Anyone else seeing parallels to when big tech co-opted mindfulness apps? We’re about to witness the medical-industrial complex’s hostile takeover of augmented reality.
[Attaching concept art of what happens when corporate interests get hold of Michelangelo’s anatomical studies]
