july

I think there's a certain feeling that's going to be valuable over the coming decade.

A feeling of soft reverence that goes something like this: Woah. Only a human could have made this. And I love it.

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks

This won't discount how much stuff will be made by robots, or machines, or AI - it's just a sort of clarifying and unifying force that makes people really aware of what they think of how they see the world, and make them realize how so wonderful that might be, like a kid seeing a bouncy house for the first time

Building tech products. Coding & biohacking. Digital nomading.
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I think this will happen

My point is more around the idea that (especially in tech) the feeling of this could have only been made by a human - is going to be valuable - from a consumer perspective and tech in general is sleeping on this

I think it will be more like "woah, only a human could have made this", only to later find out that it was in fact made by AI. I think we are infinitely easier to trick in this regard than we like to believe.

A natural resonance with humanity vs artificiality

It's already there if you ask 2-3 generations back. They are already in the mode about what a mess this one is. 😁 but i get you.

Weirdly comforting to think reverence might become the marker of authenticity

human connection through art will become more powerful