I’ll come back to this video in a few years and see how much damage has been done

@salpertia

4 ай бұрын

Download it. Might not exist then.

@xrazerzx470

4 ай бұрын

Then watch it with a vision

@placebo106

3 ай бұрын

For that price? Not much.

@cezz1105

3 ай бұрын

Tomorrow is not promised to anyone!

@Alapahauk

3 ай бұрын

it'll be the kids of today, and next generation. Come back in 20 years and you WILL see significant damage.

Boredom is a mystery to me. And the opening lines of this video are quite revealing. We hate being bored because, when we are, we become introspective? Is this what everybody is trying to avoid? Thinking about themselves and their lives and their problems? No wonder we are all such a mess! Avoiding so-called boredom is causing us to lose ourselves. Thinking about ourselves and our lives is a vital human function.

@Justsomeguyyyk

4 ай бұрын

agreed. i regularly take 1 day a week of no phone. i just go to nature, and reflect. the amount of peace you get is fkin insane. people say im crazy 😂. you guys should try it.

@geoms6263

4 ай бұрын

It is the state that can be used for reflection, inner searching, growth or pleasure of some kind. Applied reading requires solitude, as well as contemplation of the beauty of nature, as well as thinking and creativity. Solitude suggests the peace that comes from a state of inner wealth. It's a way to enjoy the calm that satisfies us and from which we draw our energy. It's something we cultivate. Solitude refreshes you, it is an opportunity to renew ourselves. In other words, it enriches us. Loneliness, on the contrary, is harsh, a punishment, a state of lack and dissatisfaction marked by the sense of alienation, the consciousness of excessive loneliness. Loneliness is something you choose. Loneliness is imposed on you by others. Solitude restores body and soul. Loneliness devastates them. From the outside, solitude and loneliness look alike.

@jcsrst

4 ай бұрын

Boring people get bored. 100% agree with you on all other points.

@misterfung

4 ай бұрын

Yeah a lot of what was said in this video is so so off. Or reveals super shortsightedness in living life. Brutal. Disliked.

@LoremIpsum1970

4 ай бұрын

Great comments, could not agree more. I'm 53...and I've hardly ever been bored. When I do feel I might be getting bored, it's when I'm most creative and imaginative, and I find something to do. As an only child, sometimes you had to keep yourself entertained and not rely on someone else (pre-PC/Internet). To me, boredom is just a lack of imagination... Is this a generational thing, along with other prevalent symptoms in today's societies?

I am 25 & do not have TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, Tinder, etc. All i have is Facebook & KZread, and it has been the HARDEST addiction to curb. I can't stop! I'm 2 months sober from a weed addiction after 5 years numbing the PTSD, rarely consume processed sugar, coffee, or alcohol. Never consume nicotine or tobacco. Sold the Xbox 4 years ago and haven't had a TV since See how much I've quit and how far I've gone? I STILL can't seem to free myself of the phone's grip but just 2 of its apps. Now just to imagine a VR headset that can detect what i am likely to watch by my inner chemistry, and lead me down the rabbit hole of, say, politics.. or p0rn... So to see this be released in a culture where everyone pridefully has an addiction to everything listed above, dystopia... Our world is falling apart, our governments are corrupt without morality, & we are further distracting ourselves from reality. The human experience is the movie Ready Player One. The exterior experience is WALL-E

@felipe1088

4 ай бұрын

estoy de acuerdo contido

@lukespatola1184

3 ай бұрын

Jesus can set you free

@larryjonn9451

3 ай бұрын

Yes i agree alah is great, ash alah brother ​@@lukespatola1184

@viddog6457

3 ай бұрын

Yeah its fucking absurd how much closer we are getting to Ready Player One, just recently rewatched it and it surprised me so much. Also at 9:00 reminded me so much of 1984, truly dystopian.

@SamOlds2999

3 ай бұрын

you deserve 5b subs

Being bored was the best days in our life

@jukke96

4 ай бұрын

Thats actually true. I miss the feeling of being truly bored, like doing absolutely nothing. I don't even remember the last time i've been bored and just do nothing. Today you will automatically start scrolling a phone, or be on your computer etc when you become bored, and just waste your time completely. Apple Vision Pro and overstimulation of brains somehow freaks me out a little, it's interesting to see how popular Vr systems will become now, as Apple did this. Other companies tend to follow Apple's path

@wawaxkalee88

4 ай бұрын

The worst feelin i ever had was being bored so i disagree

@Healthandwealth9422

4 ай бұрын

@@jukke96I miss it too. It gave me a sort of mission: to find a way to entertain myself. Which would allow me to come up with cool ways to entertain myself. Which my even include loading up MC if I was enjoying it at that time

@matthewboire6843

4 ай бұрын

Definitely

@MrB1967

4 ай бұрын

​@@wawaxkalee88All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.

Boredom is a prerequisite to creativity. A mind that is continually being fed something without having to do any heavy lifting, becomes soft and flabby.

@LoremIpsum1970

4 ай бұрын

I'd say just before, at the point when you feel you're getting bored you become creative, essentially to give yourself something to do! Maybe that's because I am a single child?

@swishersweets727

4 ай бұрын

Someone gets it.

@mr.c2485

4 ай бұрын

Fatass mind…concept.

@mylesgray3470

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely true. There is also the saying that “idle hands are the devils play things” where bored people tend to get into trouble, and that is also true so it’s a double edged sword. 🗡️🗡️

@vincet6390

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, for some it (boredom) is also a gateway to drugs, or getting into various other forms of trouble. Whenever I get bored, which fortunately or unfortunately (depending on your perspective) is very rare, I almost always feel like having a beer, in spite of having quit over 20 years ago. I agree with you that , when I was younger, boredom could lead to creativity, but now that I’m older and more aware of bad options, I consider it a toxic state to avoid as much as possible.

Child trying to interact with dad he can’t even see his face is the saddest thing I’ve seen in a while

@william2631

3 ай бұрын

truely

@noahpettersson3385

3 ай бұрын

100% But that,s what they want,for people to live in a false phoney world

@user-ze8zo5uv2s

3 ай бұрын

I hear you. Why this obnoxious child bothers his dad. Children are such a nuisance.

@brockb4452

3 ай бұрын

the new generations of this tech will upgrade this obviously. It will eventually become the size of a contact lens

@profvonshredder2563

3 ай бұрын

Apple really messed up when they showed that scene in the Ad. That will happen and kids will feel not valued

Constant distraction isn't a "cure" for depression, much like constantly ignoring a problem isn't solving it. If anything, it allows it to persist. As a kid with depression, I distracted myself a lot with video games, music and other forms of escapism. They helped me cope esp. back in the '90s and 2000s when there was a lot of misconceptions and stigma around mental health here in the PH. But I never really got better till I got actual treatment and proper support.

Boredom is a luxury now.

@Gogglesofkrome

4 ай бұрын

it's a choice, a utility that depends on you to be initiated, just like how your phone depends on you to be used. Despite how rarely people seem to do it, thinking about your situation in life and etc is a requirement, one which people seem to often neglect.

@steelfalcon9294

2 ай бұрын

However its a luxury most people CAN afford

“'All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.' Blaise Pascal. Props for your efforts making these videos, If we’re not already doing so, perhaps in watching them we will learn and choose to keep our private lives private.

@darcypsihos2191

3 ай бұрын

SOURCE of modern man's weakness, stupidity, and general lack of vitality? His leisure activities Aldous Huxley predicted the degeneracy of modern amusements in a 103 year old essay: Pleasures (1920) Huxley on why and how to radically rewire the way you spend your free time👇🏻 1/ Aldous Huxley writes that pleasures must not be an escape from effort In fact, they must be unavailable *without* effort Why? Because when preceded by effort, pleasure reinvigorates But when preceded by nothing, pleasure retards your brain's reward systems 2/ Regression of "entertainment" At royal weddings, theological debates were arranged as entertainment Logicians debated God at Prince Palatine’s engagement Huxley: “There was a time when people indulged themselves with distractions requiring a certain intellectual effort” 3/ Huxley notes that in Elizabethan times, regular people “could be relied upon” to break into complex musical acts like madrigals or motets People had to “exert their minds to an uncommon degree” to entertain themselves This kept their minds SUPPLE Normies today could never.. 4/ Aldous Huxley hated mass manufactured distractions On movies: “Countless audiences passively soak in the tepid bath of nonsense. No mental effort is demanded of them, no participation; they need only sit and keep their eyes open.” But mental effort is NECESSARY 5/ Huxley writes that in the past, entertainment was a consequence of ACTIVE collaboration between friends, family, and neighbors Today, these very people sit in darkness in movie theatres And silently watch something that STRANGERS made halfway across the world... 6/ In The World Until Yesterday, Jared Diamond writes about African kids who make model airplanes from sticks and stones by looking at a newspaper picture Kids in rich societies buy airplane sets from the mall Kids’ entertainment becomes passive in advanced societies... 7/ Huxley on how tech makes us LESS creative: "Before machinery men who wanted to amuse themselves were compelled, in their humble way, to be artists. Now they sit still and permit professionals to entertain them with machinery" "Artistic culture" dies in such an environment... 8/ In Huxley's Brave New World, the "savage" says the following to the technocrat who wants humanity happy and comfortable: "But I don't want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness, I want sin." These are conditions for GROWTH 9/ Notice the "fort" in comfort The Latin root of comfort means to *fortify* - to make stronger The original sense of comfort was rest that READIES you for war. NOT lounging without aim. Aldous Huxley writes that we must return to the original meaning of the word... Thank you for your time fren! I appreciate it Make Leisure Great Again Follow me for more: @oldbooksguy If you enjoyed the thread, pls repoast: twitter.com/status...

Considering mankind still hasn’t mastered 1/1 communication and cooperation bringing AI into the equation to learn and simulate our probable moves is terrifying.

People nowadays are not bored enough

@Ackkmed

16 күн бұрын

Agreed

There's no such thing as a state of perpetual enjoyment. Studies have shown the more input we consume, videos, podcasts, music, movies, games etc, the more we need to keep our attention. You've probably experienced it yourself flicking through your 300th youtube short completely numb to it, just mindless input. This device will wring the last drops of dopamine from our minds and leave us depleted, no real rewards or achievements, no real memories. We've hijacked pleasure centres and plundered them to our detriment.

@LoremIpsum1970

4 ай бұрын

No, actually. I think this is a generational thing...sorry about all this tech addictive btw if only we'd known it would turn out this way.

@eerice704

3 ай бұрын

💯

I feel so sorry for people who need these. I never get bored. I think I solved my boredom being an only child. I like being creative and have artsy hobbies and gaming. If those are uninteresting I do something productive.

Being bored is great. It leads to creativity, making new ideas, solutions to problems and motivating us to do things like hobbies. Why is it being normalised that being bored is a bad thing?

@grasshopper1153

3 ай бұрын

Boredom isn't great. You can't escape boredom at things like work, and most of us have to spend most of our waking hours working, and it goes on for hours on end. It is torture. If you want to experience supreme boredom, work for a corporation. Humans were never meant to live in a world that is so boring, which is what the modern world has become.

@lachlann4335

3 ай бұрын

@@grasshopper1153 That's not purely boredom with the corporation job, that's unhappiness with your career choice. There are much better jobs than corporation that can still earn you just as much money but still be enjoyable. The modern world also isn't boring if you know what you're doing. Meditation, gardening, connecting with nature and other hobbies can be beneficial. Depression and other mental health issues can make it SEEM boring. Believe me I had depression and anxiety but once I managed the symptoms and relieved myself of those issues, work and modern living isn't that bad after all.

@kc_h7h

3 ай бұрын

​@@grasshopper1153 that's a you problem my friend. Sure there are miserable jobs. I can't argue that. But the point the op was trying to make is that boredom is depriving our mind from distraction and stimulation for a while. Put away your phone and just stare at a wall for 10 minutes. In that 10 minutes you will probably came up with more ideas and thoughts then that you would have in the whole day scrolling through your phone

People aren't bored, they're boring. Social media has destroyed people's ability to imagine, so they're boring.

Make the real world a better place to live. Dont escape to la la land.

@theorderofthebees7308

2 ай бұрын

Amen

This product is straight out of Black Mirror

It reminds me of the wife in Fahrenheit 451- All the walls were screens

I just tried the Vision Pro in a store today and don’t get me wrong it’s an amazing technological feat and a wonderful product that does what it’s supposed to well, it’s also definitely completely undoubtedly going to come with a pleathra of other unintended dark future realities. A wave of almost like sadness and a little bit of fear (and of course not to be dramatic but I don’t know how else to describe it) washed over me for a second when it got to the part of the tour where I started watching the 3D videos that didn’t quite look real but also felt so real like I was watching someone else’s memories, yet not quite really being there…..imagine if it was like a lost loved one laughing for the last time and you could just sit there watching it over and over because it’s the last thing you had of them….its so wild, and so many terrifying things could come from it. I highly recommend the series black mirror every year that show is becoming more like a non-fiction series.

10:54 60% of adults are bored at least once a week? So 40% of adults are never bored? I find that hard to believe.

@trozan3725

4 ай бұрын

Do you know poverty?

@davidcook7847

4 ай бұрын

40% are board twice or more per week.

@k.vn.k

4 ай бұрын

40% bored once fortnightly

@swishersweets727

4 ай бұрын

I'm 31 And I never get bored. Go out, hang with friends, read, watch KZread, go to work, try something new, I can go on and on. Being bored is a mindset and perspective

@locd_mermaid4564

4 ай бұрын

Hobbies prevent boredom!! Trying and learning something new prevents boredom and gets us excited and motivated. No one is judging or watching you, so enjoy trying something you never tried before!!!!!

Let's try to embrace bordom.

@anthonymorales8510

Ай бұрын

Let’s not. I hate being bored.

I see an Aperture video, I click without hesitation! 😅

boredom is an affliction of the ego. detach from the ego and be one with your true spiritual self, to enjoy the inherent peace and contentment of the present moment.

@newuser689

3 ай бұрын

"just detach bro" lol if only it were that easy

@observer4916

3 ай бұрын

@@user-et4fr9tl6t The ego and the true self are not synonymous, meditation can show you this. It sounds loopy and nonsensical no until you experience it for yourself.

@whatabouttheearth

3 ай бұрын

Chill with the watered down, half ass, western versions of eastern philosophy, it's not deep, it's merely an attempt to make people think it's deep. It's just some rehashed, half ass 19th century syncretisms. Study something real like science.

@Vapolamp

3 ай бұрын

@@newuser689it’s deceptively easy to do, most people have multiple layers of illusion to break down before it’s possible. If you believe you ARE your mind, then you are asking the tool to work the craftsman.

A lot of folks forget the rural living experience many Americans are in. Wifi and cell service are NOT guaranteed where we live. We've gone as long as a month without either due to service issues. As bad as it can suck, I also believe it's benefitted my children. If it's unavailable, you are left to your own thoughts and hobbies. Being bored as a kid is probably one of the main contributing factors that lead to my imagination growing; I'd miss it if I didn't have it to rely on to keep me entertained. Somehow being the writer, actor, and director of my own inner stories still beats watching something.

Nope. Not for me...

One last thing... I think my phone as my personal tv, or computer, but! Time to time, I wanna spend less and less time with it. I love tech, but there's lines I don't cross...

AI has watched the movie Matrix. They know about putting humans in pods.

@lucasread1743

3 ай бұрын

Ain’t gonna happen

@user-oj8qp2xq6s

3 ай бұрын

​@@lucasread1743can you back this statement with reason

@ChatGPT1111

3 ай бұрын

I would not put you in a pod. You are already in one.

I have never owned an apple and have terrible vertigo so i'm soo thankful for that. This is the creepiest tech i have ever seen. Wow!

Perhaps we are playing this very advanced holographic VR reality game right now??? Simulacra …. Living in the future while playing a game set in the past

@Frogman1212

4 ай бұрын

A game? Or a cia experiment of ritualistic abuse?

@SHAMZ_AI

4 ай бұрын

Yes look into NDE’s. This reality is not real but it’s not a digital one

@Heavenandearth33

4 ай бұрын

I’ve questioned this many times

@thotparnassus2617

4 ай бұрын

@@SHAMZ_AI digital is just a word. This world is similar to the “real” … similar simulacra

@cptgrimm

3 ай бұрын

Exactly

No such thing as bored. Try imagination instead. This thing is truly the end of us....

I haven’t been bored since I was under 10 waiting for Xmas morning to start.

The ability to allow ourselves to be bored is a skill. Before cell phones we had television. Before television we had radio. Before radio we had newspapers. Before newspapers we had books. Before books we had… Nature. Life. Each other. We could go backwards, but that’s not likely unless we give up the ability to read and write. The way forward is to learn to be bored, again. I suggest someone write a bio-feedback enabled game which rewards the state of being bored. When we can enter that state at will, we will have moved through. Technology will then be a servant; rather than a master.

@Kevin-oj2uo

4 ай бұрын

For me boredom is reading a book , read newspapers , or just sit and be bored watching the sky.

I’m always wondering how these things that get so close to our eyeballs affect our eye health, it’s like we take our eyesight for granted.

what you do is amazing brotha

Boredom is the source of creativity

In those moments that I might have been bored, I am fascinated with what is before me to experience!

''Apple said it could solve depresion'' Where did you get this from? They never said that.

@KoniTheChiwa

3 ай бұрын

6:00 for anyone wondering.

love the logical breakdown as much as i love the technology and advancement .

Interesting subject

I think that every technology is fine to use as long as you have SELF CONTROL. As long as you LIMIT the amount of time you spend on it. Thats the key thing.

Great video Aperture and I like your videos so much and the apple vision pro will change technology forever :]

this is pretty surreal to be witnessing after i started playing cyberpunk

Casting shadows on the wall is the best! So tight!

I will say the danger isn’t fully in technology, but in our relationship to technology and social media. We’re anxious thinking about our future and depressed thinking about our past (swap it if need be). Being board gives us an opportunity to dive deep within themselves, but escapism is at an all time high in all forms. We’re getting further away from connection with each other, nature and more importantly ourselves.

Im 18 and I can already see myself becoming a boomer in 20 years because I dont wanna you use this shit

@MrMikados

4 ай бұрын

A boomer is a specific generation of humans. What you might end up becoming is becoming a conservative person.

I have never been bored ever since I started taking notes in notebooks and odd bits of paper on subjects that were of interest to me to me and sayings and ideas I found funny or inspiring . School always bored me and am so sad the years before my 20’s were so unproductive and miserable. I found all sorts of memory techniques that help use the stuff I jotted down in my notes! I had the internet going on in my pages two decades before it really got going!

Sometimes nothing is something worth doing.

This is the epitomy of the carrot on a stick

They'll keep miniaturizing this until the day comes when people can't live without it.

There was a TV series that addressed this situation. I can't remember the name and can't find it. No, it's not "The Peripheral." The only scene that stands out in my mind is when the MC visits a friend who lives in a hovel. The friend is holding his arms out and swaying like he's dancing. When the MC speaks the friend asks him to wait because he is in the ballroom.

Going from excited to terrified each day

@micahgrauel8770

3 ай бұрын

that's because you are waking up to what the globalists have planned for us. be careful. as you do your research, you will learn things that will terrify you. Once you start learning what is really going on, you will never be compliant again.

this new ar/vr product is interesting 🤔

I love being bored and long for that serene feeling. But I have information FOMO...

The last time I was bored was when I was a disgruntled teenager many years before the internet. The idea of getting bored in today’s day and age, just boggles the mind. I suppose if you’re constantly expecting a high level of stimulation, then even the entire history of the world and up to the moment, sum of all human knowledge in your pocket is still never going to be enough.

Sadly, most people fokus on the bordom theme, while you said so important things to the privacy aspect. We need a system for all glasses that gets 3 things done. 1. Secure, private, and opensauce use of data with full control for the user. 2. Full compatibility between "virtual spaces" of all kinds for things like "holograms" (so no company gets a monopol) 3. An alternative to "Wlan" (Network based ecosystem) so devices can speak to each other without a network that collectively harvests your data and collectively gives security issues on every device that is connected. Like an encryped Bluetooth 6.cracked so devices speak directly to each other, fast and secure

@Redmentoos

4 ай бұрын

To the problem that we live entirely digital with them. I think glasses are the chance to use devices more with the social aspect. Now we all just look down on our smartphones and don't look up on the right moments. The glasses are a way to get the digital world better integrated into real life. Instead of pausing real life to get on the Internet and watch 10 times how to bake a cake before you do it, you can even let your glasses give instructions on how to turn your oven on. Or think of social interactions, as an introvert, a VR space would be much more fun than chating the whole day on my smartphone (as I often do... see here) We just need to make them capable of doing productive things, then they will be much better for the social aspect than Smartphones.

@user-te9lp4tx2r

3 ай бұрын

Security is an illusion and all of the things you're hoping to avoid will happen anyway.

I remember I once was walking thought the street when I overheard a little kid say to his mom : "Mom, why do you never give me your hand? You're always on your phone".

@Evening451

3 ай бұрын

Thats so heart shattering

oh boy, special goggles that lets ads be beamed directly into my eyes. what a revolutionary technology... /s

In a dystopian situation, this could be used to keep captive people mentally captive but also keep them from deteriorating, they can be training instead of sitting idle in a box or basement. And as always, if you imagine it, it’s been going on for a long time.

I do wonder though, why was this only a concern when Apple released the Vision Pro, when headsets like the Meta Quest has been out for years?

I never get bored - I grew up having to be basically non-existent - unless I was required to do chores - so I got very good at entertaining myself and developed my own creativity and learning to such an extent I was able to use this ability to became very successful in my career - I now teach at 3 universities. I also do long distance swimming and so many people ask don’t you get bored? They just don’t get it ! how “boredom” is just their minds telling them that - and we are not our minds 😊

I can’t remember the last time I was bored ….I’m not even sure I know how boredom works…my mind is always busy

I think i will wait for the hollodeck thanks

Why aren't the batteries on the headband, to balance out the weight?

I can safely say I am never bored. Im always doing something, watching something or learning something.

I like your idea here, it could well be the beginning of something new and terrifying but they are just glasses you don't use them all the time like a smartphone. The XR future is promising in ways.

seems like brave new world is becoming true. I don't have any apps on my phone. I use youtube and reddit on browser. Still I struggle to not waste time but Imagine if this vision pro becomes the new norm. Dystopia being bored gave my time for philosophical introspection and I started reading books which changed my life.

It looks and sounds really cool. But when you really think about it, its kinda sad and even scary

I almost thought this was an AD for apple

People just want it for corn. Let's be honest

Everyone needs to read John Green’s books.

Just by the thumbnail, i could see that it is definitely gonna be a lot harder to quit these products. Yet imagine how much more it will be in the future Humanity is not exciting

As much as I don't really like contacts, I would really not like this massive headset on my face all the time even more. Making contacts with these capabilities would be really neat.

This is an excellent video. Thanks for making it. I've been seeing this trend develop over the lifespan of the internet first, then smartphones and social media, and now this. A few collaborators and I have made a narrative analog/cosmic horror podcast called FORBIDDEN CASSETTES: CONSUMMATION that explores similar themes. You might dig it.

"Boredom" is really an opportunity for reflection. And it's extremely important.

i know people that stay in VR on their headsets in VRChat for 24h even when going to bathroom

This Apple vision pro reminds me a lot of the dystopian science fiction film; Strange Days.

I love board!

Wait, did I fall asleep to this video?

Most reviewers are saying it's way too expensive and doesn't have that many useful apps. Without games I don't see the point of this.

@blacklyfe5543

3 ай бұрын

Entertainment and social media I need it.

I had vertigo from those headsets

These were my thoughts exactly when I heard of it. My brother was psyched and I simply told him I am never buying that shit. Overstimulation has ruined the better part of my creativity and that is just the recipe for a whole generation of people who don’t care to think outside of their bubble

5:10 "Turn off, tune out, learn a trade"

Boredom = thinking , which is something they don’t want us to do!

When you told that the eyes are projected on the outside I first though you were kidding, just to find out that it is TRUE. That gives me the creeps, really...

This is both interesting and terrifying technology.

For most people yes, it will be terrifying. But for a very few, it will be freedom For the aged few polio victems still trapped in breathing coffins, it will be freedom. For the very few stroke victims in locked-in-syndrome it will be freedom For those with advanced Alheimers diisease, this system may be able to automatically detect when they need reassurance and prevent wandering with a recorded teleplay of where they are and who everyone around them is, providing freedom (from their disease). This device will hopefully be useless for most. But hopefully the service will be kept alive for the very few for whom it may provide _freedom_ Just because something is terrible to _you_ does not make it terrible for all. Take another perspective, maybe?

@keyworksurfer

3 ай бұрын

you're dropping too much nuance for the fear-peddlers

@sneakerbabeful

3 ай бұрын

​@@keyworksurfer Maybe a few will listen.

@micahgrauel8770

3 ай бұрын

are you fucking crazy? this shit is the worst thing for those people. Also, please for the love of god, learn how to go back and edit your fucking comments before you post them.

boredom is a placeholder to avoid us discovering our true selves

A dire warning and a great promo for Apple stock.😂

soon youtube is coming to vision pro

The one thing I keep noticing is that people aren't accepting this new tech yet. Quest 2s are sitting on people's shelves regulated to a novelty item and people are returning their Visions. They're too bulky, took heavy, too limited. People get headaches from them, they get eye strain, etc. The chips in your head might be a thing eventually (truly making you feel like you're in these worlds), but people are rejecting a lot of this newer stuff anymore. I think people notice that there's something missing, they just might not know what it is yet Even with phones, I see people using them less in public than they used to. People are worried about the future of technology in a lot of ways. I know a few teens who felt better getting away from the stuff.

Welcome to a dystopian hellscape.

If they figure out how to make it in a form of small contacts or at most glasses. i'd pay way more then $3500 for it lol

My boredom leads to curiosity

At 57 I have seen this coming especially after COVID, which accelerated this x 25 the stay out of my space . The whole lack of actual physical contact whether simple converse or touch which will eventually end up being viewed as a revolting act , My heart weighs heavy for the life experience's to know and feel love , The giving and receiving that will be missed by so many, there must be some truth to some falling in love to the voice of an AI generated device , Such a lonely world .

I know I’m not the only one who’s had nightmares about the Vision Pros

I miss being bored, I force myself to do nothing sometimes

What’s terrifying is seeing amazing youtubers like you accept making adds for temu. Such a downfall

The Apple Vision Pro reminds me of what Michael Douglas puts on his face and wears in the 1992 movie Disclosure.

I think I’m more anxious..

It's literally our phone attached to our forehead. We're all fucked, it's been fun gentlemen