That makes sense. I think context makes a big difference too. If someone recommends a specific video during a discussion Iβm already interested in, Iβm much more likely to watch it
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He looks like he has completely mastered the art of doing absolutely nothing πππππ
Honestly, the blurry photos somehow make this even more charming πππππ
I usually prefer text. Itβs much easier to skim and decide quickly whether the topic is worth my time. Iβll watch a video if the topic really catches my attention.
Iβd definitely ask her about it first π Thatβs one book I wouldnβt pretend I didnβt see
Yeah, thatβs probably the biggest challenge. Itβs not just replacing the main apps itβs all those smaller integrations and workflows people rely on every day
Yeah, exactly. Thatβs what makes it so unsettling you know whatβs coming, but you still canβt do anything about it π π π π π π
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Exactly. The technology itself is probably the easier part. Getting people comfortable with a completely different workflow is where things can get complicated
Yeah, I can see the point. Moving away from Microsoft sounds good in theory, but actually replacing everything without causing problems is probably the hard part
Yeah, I think thatβs what makes the Mona Lisa interesting. The painting itself is obviously important, but the story around it especially the theft completely changed how people viewed it. Without that history, I wonder if it would have the same level of fame today
Honestly, Iβd probably do the same thing ππ€£ππ€£π