years ago someone told me they thought tablets were geared towards consumption and not production and that this was bad and i responded with a mocking dunk in front of a crowd of kids but she was completely right and i was just being an asshole
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VR seems to run in the opposite direction, fortunately. Immersion implies interaction implies production. And just feels compulsively natural compared to creating with keyboard+mouse or one finger in a 6x10 window
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this was more or less the flavor of the dunk i used (i forget what the exact comparison i used was) but i still think she had a better point than i did lol
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Yes, I broadly agree, but the exceptions are interesting:
Resurgence in drawing thanks to iPad Procreate (could be availability heuristic bias on my part)
The elderly using the iPad for taking videos and photos more than their phones.
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Also the dogged persistence of some tech professionals (managers in particular) to make it work as their primary work device.
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Ive done this too many times and Ive got complicated feelings about it. Not specifically the tablet thing. Just being an a-hole.
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