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I think today's average smart phone has more CPU processing power, memory, storage, etc. than all the computers, on board and on the ground, used to send astronauts to the moon. What do we use all that power for? Watching cat videos, reading BP, emojis, the occasional phone call, etc.. Imagine if we still had that same drive and focus? We could be on Ganymede, building a space craft to travel to Alpha Centauri. Or we all might be buried under an avalanche of mobiles from an automated factory.
Reminds me of a Tom Scott video where he plays a clip of himself saying "but that's a problem for future me" and follows with "I am now future me".
This reminds me - I don't get back to the British Pub they opened nearby as often as I should.
Software 'Terms and Conditions' were created expressly to get people used to skipping over things like this, that come back to bite you later. That's how they get you.
... And it shows. Apple has become like a 25th generation photocopy of itself.
I'm convinced that Microsoft's UIs are "designed" by a three-month-old kitten playing with a GUI IDE and batting the Mouse around and pouncing on the keyboard.
I feel like the first idea would have worked especially well
