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John Paul Titlow   March 11th, 2013 The nerds are so excited. Our Internet-augmented, face-computer-wearing future is just over the horizon. Leading us there will be Google Glass, the first iteration of this particular sort of wearable, semi-immersive computing experience. If the product is successful, it will merely be the beginning.   The anticipation is understandable. If having Internet-connected computers in our pockets can transform our world, just imagine what wearing them on our faces will do. The prospect of  everything from augmented reality games to futuristic surgery  has people pumped for the days head. It's all very cool, but there's another side to Google Glass:  the creepy factor .  See Also:  10 Compelling Ways People Plan To Use Google Glass For every exciting use case, it seems there's at least one social or policy-related concern. How will this impact privacy? Will we even have privacy in the future? When will we overco...