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You're sure it will take off. But at the same time you confess that you are very bad at predicting these kind of things. So, not sure what you're saying.
by guelo 11y ago
You're sure it will take off. But at the same time you confess that you are very bad at predicting these kind of things. So, not sure what you're saying.
- sgift 11y ago> So, not sure what you're saying. That naysayers are usually wrong.
- sdenton4 11y agoThough most things fail... So bettering against something is generally a good bet.
- sinxoveretothex 11y agoI said that sinxoveretothex_atThatTime was wrong. The reason I dismissed the product then was because of the aesthetics. The same reason that my parent commenter pointed to to suggest holoportation wouldn't work. I gave the example of VR. I can also give the example of "portable" phones and "portable" computers (have you seen how fugly those things were back then?). Or bluetooth earpieces. That being said, I'm not predicting the end of in-person meetings or anything remotely like that. I wrote too candidly when I wrote "this will take off". Let's just say that we'll see more and more of that type of technology in the future. I expect this to reach Bluetooth earpieces level of ubiquitousness: not quite without haters and not quite everyone-has-one, but rather everyone-knows-someone-who-uses-one kind of thing.