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...tech and the entertainment people are an afterthought? They are. It is true. The cultural stuff aside, and maybe it's just an old dog talking, but the fact that it has dispersed so, there's just so much now. There's so much optionality that everythin
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...shifted to tech and the entertainment people are an afterthought?
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...entertainment where you are guaranteed to feel the humanity. No one will want to watch robots play basketball. Music sits in the middle. My daughter is still gonna wanna go to Taylor Swift because that's like a religious experience. But there's plent
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...entertainment where you are guaranteed to feel the humanity. No one will want to watch robots play basketball.
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...entertainment is being subsumed by it. A lot of the sort of creative expression work that you would do outside of software is now being subsumed by it. A lot of the sort of relationship intermediation, which might have been a place where disposable i
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...tech should have happened a decade ago, fifteen years ago. None of the best entrepreneurs we all I certainly talk them out of doing it because I was like, you're never going to be able to sell your way in. These are not early adopters. They have all
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I go to an IMAX. I like the IMAX theater. That's $18 a ticket, and everybody orders dessert, and so it's basically combining dinner. Anyway, if they just went with an all you can eat model of $20 per person, and then maybe if it's a family of five, y
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...entertainment content, also the biggest loser. The stakes will be so much higher. Basically, we'll be able to have this. Every screen is going to be so good at delivering us what we want, when we want it, how we want it. It's this sort of like opiate
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The cable TV providers are trying to optimize getting these things out of theater into their streaming services to get your $15 a month. So now you got three different constituent. And then you got port mom and dads, which you're you're not in this p
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...the entertainment or consumption portion of the Internet that we described, Netflix and TikTok and so forth, mostly consumption, not as much,
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...entertainment or counsel you could have gotten from a human before, and we're gonna see even more vertical companions moving forward. One thing I thought about is having worked at a social company, there is a very clear trend of average
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or is just more of everything? Or how do you how do you view consumption's habits, changing over time? I wrote this piece called The Two Futures of Media where I kind of argue I think I think inevitably when you ask these questions, you get into sort
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...this piece of technology is going to be the operating system, basically, for AR, VR, Mixer. In the limit, what does an AR device need to do? It's this thing that's always on. It's with you. It's looking out into the world. So it needs to understand t
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...more time for entertainment is your key piece. So it's SACs you wanted to get in. Well, I was gonna just build on something Jamal said, which is you you have so many different things you're involved in. How do you decide how to prioritize your time?
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...entertainment is your key piece. So it's SACs you wanted to get in. Well, I was gonna just build on something Jamal said, which is you you have so many different things you're involved in. How do you decide how to prioritize your time? Because you co
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