@minafahmi got an idea (might be a thing already)... What if when you're wearing earbuds, you can click to record on the ring but use the microphone of the earbuds instead of having to bring the ring up to your mouth?
Would be great for walks. I don't have a ring but thought it would be cool
Imagine you somehow knew that you're life expectancy doubled. What you would do with the extra time?
Now imagine you knew your life expectancy was about to be slashed in half. What would you do then?
If your answer to both is the same, you're aligned.
@aporia9n Seems rational until theyβre abandoning high-potential projects to chase a new one. The real gains are found through full commitment. I donβt think people realize what is possible when you double down like that.
@framer should now introduce the ability to pay monthly on your whole account for credits. No one is going to pay to have more credits on a WIP client site, cancel the plan, and send remix
Love this, only thing I can think of for my own use is I would still want the books I read to be physically highlighted. I would love having a central spot for all my quotes, but I also love opening old books and seeing the physical marks of having read them.
You are trapped in a brainrot industrial complex.
You scroll mindlessly to numb yourself from the problems around you only to expose yourself to every bad thing thats happening at a global scale. You fall deep enough into learned helplessness that even attempting to solve your problems around you is too monumental.
Instead, you continue to scroll. Everything real feels too boring. Like green tea after an 8 ball of cocaine. Your brain continues to atrophy. Life becomes something you begrudgingly do outside of screentime.
The algorithms learn everything about you. Your wants, needs, desires. What you love and what you hate. Its profitability is dependent on you showing up to the scroll. This is its one and only metric and it will achieve that by any means necessary.
When we think dystopia we envision some cataclysmic event. The reality is more mundane and sinister. We slowly lose our agency, our intuition, and our interconnectedness until one day we look up and we've already been plugged into the machine.