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what the person writing that forgets is that we have generations that have grown up with internet on their pockets and high speed internet connection, the technology has gone far we have already had people divorce irl to live their lives online as anime etc
the only constant is change (and self), once you stop changing you start stagnating and sooner or later you will be a relic caught out of time watching the world as you know it degenerate into something you no longer recognize
the boomer mentality is "this is how everyone lived when i was growing up, this is the only life i know and to me anything different seems impossible due to how good the memories of that life were to me"
but as world history will show you things change, they keep changing all the time and they will only stop changing once they find a apex of plateu from which it will still change in some way that we cannot even comprehend anymore
hell for all we know the future of vr could lead to full dive and living in the past to milk that sweet sweet nostalgia of good old days where people go to some realistic medieval settings and live mmo style
also he fails to understand the true potential of endless growth of AI, with enough time and trial and error the AI can eventually become so vastly superior in almost every way that a "computer" can teach humanity better than any genius teacher made of organic matter