idle thought

are we at/near peak screen time? (in the developed world)

does an AR future only cannibalize existing sources of screen time? vs additive (which is what everything else was)

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idk i think we’re pretty close to all waking hours already

my guess “while driving” is the single biggest sink of untouched time, and even that has intermittent screen access

Nah, I think it’ll be all our waking hours eventually.

Even now, you’re probably listening to music or tracking your steps when you’re not looking at a screen. You’ll have some sort of companion screen soon enough.

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do you think “depth” roughly means more productive and/or more entertaining?

I think both are plausible! but a bit skeptical since I’m not sure that’s been true for AR/VR (yet)

maybe the depth of our screen time changes.

a thought I’ve been coming back to lately is.

“how a human uses a flat surface changes everything about their mindset”

Tables or screens.

I think it's less about screen time (or how many screens do you use at the same time) but more about data throughput to your brain. So it kinda helps these different screens coordinate with each other in various ways.

I think we’re entering that inflection point. One of the reasons I’m paying close attention to Humane 

https://youtu.be/gMsQO5u7-NQ