Came up with a very airport-business-book type of parable for conveying a lot of my opinions. In life a lot of decisions are like choosing between aisle, middle, and window seats on a plane.
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Reminds me of how in early days of PCs, they had a design where boss would speak into a dictaphone for secretary to type into computers in the outer office. They quickly realized learning typing was easier and status signal value of having a secretary type for you was overrated.
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Jack Welch once played the 'I don't know how to use a computer" trope. You could do a whole series. Trains planes automobiles. See if you could spin up consulting culture to rip your stuff.
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