>Globally, the attention economy might increase more as more people come online, but that's a finite limit, too. Well, a human's time is finite. To get more hu

>Globally, the attention economy might increase more as more people come online, but that's a finite limit, too. Well, a human's time is finite. To get more human time on the platform, you need to have more humans and/or a bigger share of one human's time. Getting more people online has been facebook's playbook (deals with telcos, internet for everyone, etc). Getting a bigger share has also been in the playbook (engagement, notifications, etc). For the next level of getting a bigger share of someone's time, however, you want to insert yourself in every hour of their daily life, not just entertainment. Insert yourself in their leisure time, in their working time, in their dreams. That's where VR/AR come to play, in my opinion, to make people spend as much of the finite time they are allocated on the platform.