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The question is not How, but Why. In the world of non-stop info/commerical bombardment, maybe it's great to have a few seconds of silence? Also don't forget th
by BoredPuffin 4y ago
The question is not How, but Why.
In the world of non-stop info/commerical bombardment, maybe it's great to have a few seconds of silence?
Also don't forget the entire idea could be a diminishing return - the better the technology, the shorter the time.
If Otis intentionally lengthening trip time so that they can feed more entertainment until a state-level regulation comes in place, I would start to suspect they've hired Zuckerberg.
I guess I don't need to mention the privacy concerns and consumer rights, considering this is HN.
p.s. the author never heard music in Britain's elevator because elevator = conveyor belt, the little box thing that carry people up and down a building? It's called a "lift"
(sorry I'll see myself out...)
- euroderf 4y agoSorry but "a few seconds of silence" is the enemy. Likewise for air travel nowadays, as wi-fi colonizes that space. A moment to meditate ? There's gotta be a way to monetize it. "Silence(TM) - Ask for it by name! Not available in stores."