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That's an extreme take, venting off some inner fears and frustrations? There are many use cases where this can add value. People these days live far from their
by kakacik 1y ago
That's an extreme take, venting off some inner fears and frustrations?
There are many use cases where this can add value. People these days live far from their families, what's wrong with connecting in a better/different way if desired?
Not everybody wants or can stay with their families for whole life and that's fine, something about personal freedom and right to self-determination, desire for massive personal growth that exposure to different cultures invariably brings in, adventures and so on.
- lm28469 1y ago> something about personal freedom and right to self-determination This has to be satire, god emperor Zuck and his megacorp Meta fighting for our personal freedoms and right to self-determination. You're already living in an alternate universe apparently
- jmathai 1y agoI used to think this. But as I’ve aged and grown wiser, I think perhaps everyone should consider the large negative impacts of moving so far away from family. Technology can’t solve all the problems.
- Klaster_1 1y agoIf it's dangerous to stay in home country or there are almost no work opportunities, a lot of people choose to leave. Surely they'd appreciate seeing family and friends through a more rich medium than flat video. I'd certainly do.
- jmathai 1y agoMy parents immigrated from India to the US for those reasons. I understand what you're talking about and agree. That's not the type of reason I meant to allude to.
- diamond559 1y agoIt's adding another dimension to video calls, this isn't solving any major problems in the world. It won't bring in billions in revenue either.