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Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows: It's highly probable that 50 years from now, the 2D internet we now all use will seem laughably archaic. Not only will the internet likely exist behind a screen, but it is probable that we will interact with it differently. We'll manipulate objects using augmented reality (AR), explore virtual reality (VR) worlds, and meld the real and the digital in ways we can currently not im agine. Which of the following, if true, would strengthen the argument made in the above passage? I. Truly immersive computing and augmented reality, at scale and accessible by billions of humans in real-time, will require a 1,000-times increase in computational efficiency from today's state of the art. II. Precipitated by the pandemic, we are transitioning away from the nine-to-five commute and turning our backs on the traditional office setting, enabled by a newfound love of virtual meetings. III. One company not only lets you see how its sunglasses look on your face, but it is also working on using augmented reality to virtually show you how the world will look through different lenses.