YEAR 2020.

Flying cars are still unreal. Self-driving cars have only killed 2 people. Bluetooth headphones have once again, been replaced by the good ol' 35mm headphone jack after the Great Revolution. The reliance on digital screens has caused a social epidemic of poor eyesight. Fortunately, OPTIKAL, a subsidiary of Warby Parker, developed a brand new way of seeing the world. Today, we follow the story of young Bailey, an ex-glasses enthusiast as he adapts to his life with perfect vision.

SO WHAT DID THEY DESIGN?

Check out amazon. It's not on there. The device is a unique implantable technology that sits unobtrusively on one's temple. With the simple installation of one step: put it on, it optimizes your eyesight by connecting your optical nerve to a larger database of vision. Unseen in the video, the device also provides easy access to Netflix, Hulu, and even Reddit. Memes can be made with a simple gesture by shaking your hand in front of your eye. Other user information can be accessed with a small premium of $2.99 a week.