Younger people are ditching screens for real life. Live music now makes more money than album sales, travel is booming, and Amazon shut down its cashier-less stores because people want to talk to actual humans. The tech industry got this one wrong.
You see young people who are moving away from their computers, moving away from their phones, and they're looking to have real-life experiences. We see the rise of concerts redefining the music industry. It's not about the album that makes the money anymore, it's about the live experience. You're seeing the rise of companies that are producing tours, and travel is way up, right? Travel's doing great right now because human beings are craving real-life experiences. With human beings. We're also seeing some of the predictions of the technologists collapse. Amazon is closing its retail stores where you could just go in, not talk to anybody, and leave. We want to talk to a human being who's stocking the shelves and say, excuse me, can you tell me where the peanut butter is? Like, we want to actually have that interaction.
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