i’m gonna be honest: i’m an apple midwit. always have been (except when i was a teenager in the late 90s*). was meh on the ipod at first then an avid user years later. same with iphone. same with airpods. still don’t have a watch and was kinda meh on vision pro

in 5 yrs i’ll be telling everyone how great they are. what can i say i’m a late bloomer

* first apple product i was hyped on when announced was the g4 cube—bought in hook, line, and sinker and the fucking thing never worked

cypherpunk • human rights lawyer • actress • queen  // hosting /aaina • also indivisible.fm 

> biometric soul vacuum

aaina—you consistently have the best takes

I invite anyone who thinks having a biometric soul vacuum attached to their face is peak to consider that what they are actually looking for is this. 


https://youtu.be/omjxkd3EHEc

not entirely sure. i’m a degenerate optimist at heart, but my initial reaction to potential culture changing tech tends to lean toward skepticism. maybe i need observably good outcomes before getting on board 🤷‍♂️

I'm the exact opposite! Was an Apple fanboy as a teen + spent a lot of time in the Apple community, so was absolutely spellbound by the products/brand/culture

A lot less into it now, but the love of beautiful consumer products never left

fwiw i'm still meh on the iphone but i balance that with being a mac maxi