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The problem with startups and older folks is that they're usually not good early adopters. And a lot of them are not very fond of tech in general. So, IMO it w

by mion 14y ago

The problem with startups and older folks is that they're usually not good early adopters. And a lot of them are not very fond of tech in general. So, IMO it would be very hard to bring disruptive technology to a segment of the population that is very reluctant to change. Obviously this won't be the case for our generation.

hnal943 14y ago
Obviously this won't be the case for our generation. It won't? I often wonder what new technology my kids will get into in 30 years that I won't understand or care about. Obviously, it is different for geeks as we tend to keep up with technology better than the average person, but it seems naive to think that our generation as a whole is resistant to losing touch with the bleeding edge.