The Simpsons Astoundingly Predicted Apple's Vision Pro 8 Years Ago!

The Simpsons Astoundingly Predicted Apple's Vision Pro 8 Years Ago!
The Simpsons did it again! This video reveals how a classic episode from 2016 spookily predicted Apple's new Vision Pro augmented reality headset, before it ever launched. See the eerie similarities between the Simpsons using AR glasses and real-life chaos from the Vision Pro rollout. From gesture controls to accidents while wearing headsets, this is a mind-blowing Simpsons prediction. How could the show envision groundbreaking tech like Apple's Vision Pro years in advance? Were the writers secretly time travelers? This video connects the dots between the Simpsons' prescient AR vision and real-life events today. A must-watch for Simpsons and Apple fans alike!

The Simpsons Predicted Apple's Vision Pro Headset in 2016! This video takes a look back at the classic Simpsons episode "Friends and Family" from 2016, where the show eerily predicted Apple's new Vision Pro augmented reality headset years before it actually launched. In the episode, Mr. Burns gives the Simpson family Google Glass-style AR headsets, allowing them to immerse themselves in a virtual reality world. We see the Simpsons going about daily life wearing these headsets with gestures and voice commands. The episode then cuts to chaos ensuing when the headsets are released to the general public in Springfield - people walk into poles, fall into manholes, and more as they interact with the AR environment.

Fast forward to 2024, and this Simpsons scene mirrors real life as Apple's $3500 Vision Pro AR headset sells out immediately, with customers snatching up over 200,000 units in the first 10 days. However, reports show that many people are having accidents using the Vision Pro headset in public, just as The Simpsons predicted back in 2016. See the incredible parallels between this classic episode and real-life events today. The Simpsons has done it again, predicting new tech and pop culture trends years before they happen. Could the writers secretly have a crystal ball?