Funny tidbit, there was a stereotypical cosmopolitan ipad ad of a young kid riding their bike through Brooklyn who uses the ipad throughout the day. At the end of the ad, a neighbor says something like "whatcha doing on your computer" to which the kid replies "what's a computer?"
It's funny because Apple's vision of the "computer" isn't really a tool for the kid but a means to control them and use them for value extraction, as we know.
> It's funny because Apple's vision of the "computer" isn't really a tool for the kid but a means to control them and use them for value extraction, as we know.
Really? My kid uses their iPad for content creation and whatnot and as far as I can tell they aren't controlled in particular. The only value that is extracted is that from my wallet for additional apps.
It's funny because Apple's vision of the "computer" isn't really a tool for the kid but a means to control them and use them for value extraction, as we know.