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I think what you're neglecting here is that narratives are just subjective viewpoints. There's no one true narrative. And my point with choosing a THAT narrati
by timdaub 6y ago
I think what you're neglecting here is that narratives are just subjective viewpoints. There's no one true narrative.
And my point with choosing a THAT narrative was to put the headline into a positive light: More money towards kids games than military tech! Hooray!
Apart from that, there's of course a very logical argument too. Which is that a digital economy like Roblox is a novelty. That means it's difficult to evaluate and often it's evaluated by its potential.
The economics for robots on the other hand are drastically different. They'll have to be researched, developed, built, and maintained. Whereas for any software: You write it once and copy it for "free" to as many customers as you want.
Anyways, anyone is free to pick and chose their narrative according to their liking.
- newswasboring 6y agoI think that is a very weird way to look at it. I think we are using the word narrative differently. I used it as the "story" which fits all known facts. Cherry picking facts can lead to false narratives. Now my read that boston dynamics is a signal to indicate robotics advances may be wrong, after all I know very little about the industry, but then my narrative is also wrong. There are true and false narratives.