Crazy idea: Move the Hawks game. (Maybe give Eric Schmitt a heads up.)
https://sports.yahoo.com/wnba/breaking-news/article/wnba-finals-league-reportedly-unsure-where-or-when-game-6-will-be-held-due-to-fan-demand-scheduling-complications-185227169.html
Yahoo SportsWNBA Finals: League reportedly unsure where or when Game 6 will be held due to fan demand, scheduling complicationsThe Dream have played all their home playoff games at State Farm Arena.
This is exactly my argument.
But beyond jobs. Even the “perfectly individually tailored” media will get boring. You’ll tire of books (let’s pretend) that are perfectly crafted for who you were. You will (may?) tire of AI and, like sports and TV, you’ll find you’d rather do stuff with, you know, other people, IRL.
X (formerly Twitter)Ryan Florence (@ryanflorence) on XI think (and hope) in the long run AI wipes out most human-computer interaction
and ironically gets us off our screens and back to interacting with each other and the physical world
death of email jobs and knowledge work is gonna be short-term rough though, maybe too rough
I felt like *I* was living in an episode of the Twilight Zone while watching You Can See Everything.
Genius is too strong, but it was amazing and 🤯
Sympathetic might also be too strong, but Holmes makes a lot more sense now.
But ultimately the lesson is the How to with John Wilson* lesson: If you’re odd enough to meet people where they are, you find that people are REALLY, REALLY odd. And not in an “aw shucks” way but an “omg that’s sad, but I get it now” all the way to an “omgwtf can we be saved as a species?” way.
*Which reminds me that I’ve now seen movies that include scenes with Nathan Fieldler twice in two weeks.