It does mention specific trends and their implications for people's relationship with photography and their own experiences though, which I thought was interesting. It's not just grumbling about the kids; it's observing how particular ways of taking photos can have unwanted consequences.
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So they pollute, they raise the price of power for Michigan residents, they don't provide any needed power, everyone in charge wants them closed down and local people don't want them either. Is Trump ordering them to stay open just because informed and responsible people say they should close? Is it just the government equivalent of rolling coal in the face of a cyclist because you're bitter about how your life has gone?
Thanks. So this may not be the best source but this particular story is confirmed to be true. The exact positions of these execs makes this all the more concerning:
The four new Army Reserve Lt. Cols. are Shyam Sankar, Chief Technology Officer for Palantir; Andrew Bosworth, Chief Technology Officer of Meta; Kevin Weil, Chief Product Officer of OpenAI; and Bob McGrew, advisor at Thinking Machines Lab and former Chief Research Officer for OpenAI.
A big step is to realize that you're just falling for marketing. Tech media, including music and photography tech, is one big advertisement and the industry serves itself, not you. This usually doesn't dawn until you've bought some of the things the journalists get breathless about and discovered that the gear is OK but not earth shattering, and you still have the same creative challenges as before.