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Microsoft mapping course to a Jetsons-styled future
- electromagnetic 18y agoThis is a cool thing that's been suggested in Sci-Fi for the longest time. However, I notice one flaw: > "More compelling, however, is Laura’s ability to make sophisticated decisions about the people in front of her, judging things like their attire, whether they seem impatient, their importance and their preferred times for appointments." This is not necessarily the best judgment of a persons importance. I've met and seen a lot of very rich people who ware clothes you certainly wouldn't expect; two brothers own a series of coffee shops and I've seen both in jeans and t-shirts, another is a guy supposedly worth over $50 mil and he wears the same ripped and faded shirt virtually every day. My point is, there's a lot of people who've got extremely rich not by wearing a fancy suit and tie, but because they never wasted a single penny and brought that mentality into their job. If you start stalling people because they wear crappy clothes then you're going to start getting problems.