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I am pretty sure that the gold standard would be real life. It doesn't require energy or batteries to just exist in real life, unlike the army of devices that w
by 72deluxe 5y ago
I am pretty sure that the gold standard would be real life. It doesn't require energy or batteries to just exist in real life, unlike the army of devices that will be required to support all this new tech and network infrastructure.
Very odd that on one hand there is a push towards saving the Earth and the carbon crisis, and on the other hand excitement towards technology that lets everyone stick their head in the sand.
- CRConrad 5y ago> and on the other hand excitement towards technology that lets everyone stick their head in the sand. Well TBF, isn't that what culture has been for since the invention of the first song and story?