The entire text is interesting, the optimistic perspective about the future, the power of transforming realities that technology has and how much we can still improve as humanity.
It doesn't exactly have a less interesting part, but the one that least disturbed my thoughts was the part about the things we couldn't do that today we can. I understand they were evolutions, but we've talked about this a lot all the time.
The world needs more tech startups, but fewer evil monopolies.
People tend to get those concepts mixed up.
Yes, they are not the same at all. In some cases, the monopolies could even slow down innovation by killing startups.
Wow, I like it.
Thank you! What part was the most part for you and also the least interesting?
The entire text is interesting, the optimistic perspective about the future, the power of transforming realities that technology has and how much we can still improve as humanity.
It doesn't exactly have a less interesting part, but the one that least disturbed my thoughts was the part about the things we couldn't do that today we can. I understand they were evolutions, but we've talked about this a lot all the time.
The future is more exciting.