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I loved the article. Like someone said above, it's like reading a mini-drama. What really made it for me is how I can relate to it. I'm constantly taken back a
by joshbert 16y ago
I loved the article. Like someone said above, it's like reading a mini-drama.
What really made it for me is how I can relate to it. I'm constantly taken back and think things like 'So many people are trying to take the world into new directions, myself included, and some are successful. The rest of the world gets the end results and we get accustomed to them so incredibly fast. Often times ignoring all the work done or the brilliance of the piece itself.'
Like, for example, I can literally work on my idea for a business, listen to virtually any record that has ever existed that I want to listen, watch any movie that I could possibly want to watch and thousands of other activities all in a single day and without leaving my house.
I could witness the huge developments that other people are making all around the globe and watch some of the most brilliant minds the world has, often the developers themselves, give feedback on said events. And yes, I'm talking about HN.
All in all, it's a great age to live. I'm only 20 and not particularly wealthy, but boy has the trip thus far been incredible.