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This document discusses augmented reality and its potential applications. It suggests augmented reality could provide information about people in a social setting by identifying who is known to the user and their relationship, as well as personal details like marital status, in a "heads up" display without need for hats or glasses. This "social augmented reality" could help users navigate social interactions and connections.
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