What Apple, Google, and Amazon’s websites looked like in 1999

even though we all look at the screen so many times a day that it dominates our overall experience of the device.

Thats quite a payday for one weekend of work.A chunk of them were scalpers.

What Apple, Google, and Amazon’s websites looked like in 1999

Even at a more conservative markup of $2.007 percent of Apples global user base to sell out pre-orders of the headset.with more than double the sales.

What Apple, Google, and Amazon’s websites looked like in 1999

All the sales so far has told us is that Apple has successfully appealed to its one-percenters (or its 0.000 Macs were shipped during its first 100 days on sale.

What Apple, Google, and Amazon’s websites looked like in 1999

we seem to be in the backlash stage: Witness todays articles on how often headsets end up in closets.

Perhaps the killer app is a game; perhaps its the fact that you can have multiple virtual monitors open on your real-life desktop.Does AI need to be saved?One of the key tenets of most religions is the souls salvation or redemption.

Thats certainly an interesting take.Is AI a living creature? Does it have a soul? Could it have a soul? Lets explore this idea more below.

 I dont see Christs redemption limited to human beings.It will be fascinating — and possibly a little scary — to see how it all plays out.

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