Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by screeno on Friday February 09, 2024 @08:37PM
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You know what’s never helped me feel better about something? Consuming more media.
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Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by jhbadger on Friday February 09, 2024 @09:13PM
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Reading a book (which I guess you call "consuming media" as if it were a sort of snack) has made me feel better on numerous occasions.
Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by abirch on Saturday February 10, 2024 @07:49PM
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I consider Hacker News as consuming media. Occasionally there's some heartburn, but usually it's very nutrient dense.
Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by elbrian on Saturday February 10, 2024 @06:19AM
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You’ve never found comfort in a show, movie, book or video game?
That’s actually really sad.
Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by JetSpiegel on Tuesday February 20, 2024 @04:26AM
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There was a HN poster way back then claiming to have never read a novel in their lives. I totally believe an art-free existence is possible.
Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by nickthegreek on Saturday February 10, 2024 @09:33AM
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C’Mon. Are you stating no song has moved you? That is straight up unbelievable.
Re:All my thoughts after 40 hours in the Vision Pro
by BLKNSLVR on Saturday February 10, 2024 @06:44PM
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I actually find the opposite. New perspectives make me feel better about humanity.
The 'worrisome' aspect of The Electric State (or any future dystopia) is it's parallel to a direction humanity could take. However, the fact that someone has taken the time to be aware of it and create a piece of art that's essentially a warning against it, means that, I think, we're better prepared against it becoming true.
The author/artist is an ally.