Trencin
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
I don't agree with the concept of merging of their functions, as it impacts their utility.
You lose the essence of its purpose.
And on the other hand, I think it would be a win if Apple could merge the functionality of the iPhone with the Apple Watch, but given it eat into the bottom line of competing products, would they?
Would they allow the iPhone to impact MacBook sales for example.
When Apple is able to replace the iPhone with an Apple Watch, I think that is a win for utility.
Is this the gift we are leaving for posterity?
What about "do no harm" instead? Looking for advancements in authentically environmentally friendly technologies.
The dissonance of I'm driving a Tesla and I'm saving the world! Instead of filling the air with poison, we're filling the bedrock with it.
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I don't disagree with him.
There's something ridiculous about this statement.