I think that it is a much more difficult skill to communicate than to obviate. We already have an enormously sophisticated English language to describe digital media, it doesn’t need it’s own language. This is why terms such as VR are so devoid of meaning, even though the actual product may not be. I think [...]
the death of email
...at first it was sexy, then it became banal. At first it promised that you would be noticed, then it promised that you would be ignored. At first email gave you access to exotic places and important people, then it became the least effective way to communicate.
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