Not sure. You don't have to be Christopher Nolan for it to be interesting. You can use it as a kind of dashcam to document what you are doing, watch it after t

Not sure. You don't have to be Christopher Nolan for it to be interesting. You can use it as a kind of dashcam to document what you are doing, watch it after the fact to look at what you can improve, what went wrong, etc. and then discard the footage and start again. Or if it was somehow streamable it would surely find an audience. Even marbles running down hills get crazy view counts on Youtube!