395 sats \ 1 reply \ @Coinsreporter 2 Jun \ on: The End of Software openagents
Given we are extrapolating from trends that "rhyme" with one another, in celebration of poets allocating venture capital, perhaps software will "end" less harshly than journalism did too.
Yes, it won't be that harsh as the media was!
This is one of the things that technology has been doing at will. Making things easily accessible. Does that mean everything that becomes more and more accessible becomes lesser and lesser significant?
Or vice versa?
As a kid I used to read the newspaper for 1 or two hours at least, but now I don't care for information as it's so much accessible. Now I only consume what I want to consume. This is positive change. But again what about many other great pieces of information that I miss!
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204 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b OP 2 Jun
Does that mean everything that becomes more and more accessible becomes lesser and lesser significant?
I'd argue they grow in significance. But as the supply grows it gets cheaper and businesses aren't needed to make journalism or software anymore.
But again what about many other great pieces of information that I miss!
Yes this is the downside of needing to create our own bubbles.
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