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If you mean VR by “virtual future” then I see flying cars gaining more traction instead. That said, his comments on flying cars weren’t so much about flying ca
by GaryTang 5y ago
If you mean VR by “virtual future” then I see flying cars gaining more traction instead.
That said, his comments on flying cars weren’t so much about flying cars — it was about the disconnect between society’s expectations of progress in technology vs our actual progress in technology thus far.
- cblconfederate 5y agoit was about the lack of progress in the physical world, which i think is a mistake. we underestimate to what extent we are informational creatures once our basic needs are met. People choose to spend more on experiences and connectivity than on huge houses and physical luxuries.