ExLisper

Yes but at some point they will display the video encoded on the screen and you will need Nueralink style chip embedded in your brain to decode it. It will be impossible to record the content, strip the adds and share it outside the platform. Or maybe we will figure out how to decode the video by just monitoring the brain activity?

Of course you can find examples of conflicts not motivated by religion. But do you think that for example Balkans would be such a shit show if all the nations involved had the same religion? They have the same ethnicity and similar language. What's the divisive factor there? The rest of the Soviet Union managed to transition peacefully. Why is that? And what about the crusades? Was the motivation really the land? Or simply religion? What about missionaries and all the harm they have caused? Did any polytheistic religion had missionaries? I don't think so.

And before you start listing other wars and crimes not motivated by religion I'm obviously not saying that without monotheism the world would be perfect. I'm just saying it would be better.

So you don't think religion often drives a wedge between groups of people that otherwise would live together without issues? Well, I disagree. And of course there are other reasons for people to hate one another but 'my made up guy in the sky is better than your made up guy in the sky' is the dumbest one.

Who said it would eliminate all wars? Of course it would not. But I think that monotheistic religions throughout history were one of the most divisive factors among people that otherwise would get along just fine.

Eliminate all monotheistic religions.

Nothing special. Normal adoption of new standards, protocols and features and some new, easier ways to develops desktop apps for it.

For example let's say we want to add moving windows between phone and a desktop by swiping. It would be some new protocol and would be handled by DE on Linux and Android. Someone would develop the standard and different Linux app would add support for it. Exactly the same way we have bluetooth now.

I don't think there's any. But I'm just saying that keyboard phones don't have to be bulky.

Most current phones with keyboards are more like micro laptops (where you have to put it down and type with all your fingers) than phones like BB (where you type like on a phone). Last BlackBerry models were not bulky at all and had great keyboards.

Ctrl-C is copy, right?

Actually for me Behind the Curve was more about community and fame. For most people it's about belonging to some group. There's a documentary about Star Trek that shows the same thing. For the 'leaders' it's definitely about fame and other benefits and Behind the Curve was spot on here.

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