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Well, this I suppose this is a "Silicon Valley style solution," in that it's handwaving bullshit written by someone with absolutely no knowledge of what they're
by voyou 11y ago
Well, this I suppose this is a "Silicon Valley style solution," in that it's handwaving bullshit written by someone with absolutely no knowledge of what they're talking about.
- yaykyle 11y agoRight? Complete lack of empathy in this 'article'.
- walterbell 11y agoOn the corporate side, these two products may not want to be associated with this "market". Wearable biosensors are already creeping towards surveillance and vendors won't want to further spook citizens.
- BEEdwards 11y agoThere is a better than even chance that the GPS tracking device in their pocket was manufactured by or gets service from a company that works directly and openly with the government on matters of intelligence. You think companies really care about the perception, when people don't?
- Aelinsaar 11y agoThey manifestly do, they want control over that perception. It's just that they believe they can still control that through marketing.
- tomjen3 11y agoThat kind of comment is not appreciated here. If you have some knowledge about this topic that the author doesn't have, HN strongly encourage you to write it down, rather than attack the author.
- raverbashing 11y agoExactly It's so out of touch it's probably going to be featured in the next edition of TEDx Also, do they expect people to be on Oculus 24/7?
- Aelinsaar 11y agoWhat, you mean the The Matrix wasn't a documentary?! Or are you saying something even crazier, such as these products not being intended as a replacement for all of life? /s