>I just don't resonate with the IOT/Smart devices. Try not to let some of the stupid dead-ends by a new class of tech kill off the whole concept for you. Human

>I just don't resonate with the IOT/Smart devices. Try not to let some of the stupid dead-ends by a new class of tech kill off the whole concept for you. Humans have this great ability to come up with a new nail and suddenly everything needs to be a hammer. Example; you called out Google Glass. A first gen, pretty hokey bit of hardware that never really went anywhere. Take Google out of the picture for a bit and think of the general concept: It's a HUD. It's AR. Poorly implemented, but you can see kind of what they were going for. There's a lot of value down that road! Both economically and in the bettering humanity senses. Use a bit of imagination :) >I honestly am satisfied without smart things in life. I guarantee you the same thing was said by someone about cars, computers, and the internet. You speak for you, so you're automatically right, but you might be surprised as to how this stuff improves your life once the kinks start getting worked out and we're a couple generations head.