There was a time when CGI was state of the art. Seeing VR and AR as any kind of substitute for analog interactions shows the culture/lifestyle divide in plain

There was a time when CGI was state of the art. Seeing VR and AR as any kind of substitute for analog interactions shows the culture/lifestyle divide in plain english. I enjoy entertainment, but the 21st century has so many options that do not require any flavor of fiction. I agree with the authors capitalistic view that if facebook disappeared, there would be another to replace it (if there was a market there). With the ratio of illiteracy, i can't say that much of social media was anything except a time suck of filtering inferior and/or obsolete gibberish. I worked on my golf swing instead. And by chance, it has stayed 100% analog, without adding any technology to it. I'm a technology native too and was introduced to golf about 8 years after technology.