But for how much longer?
How much longer will we need people who understand how things work?
EnsignWashout
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I imagine that Brennan Lee Mulligan walks a fine line as a public figure.
He still plays D&D often enough to (seemingly) not alienate people at Wizards whose work helped launch his career.
But he also plays significant amounts of other games, including some that I think are Indie developers, like Kids on Bikes.
I'm sure he's aware of the issues and concerns in the community around D&D under Wizards - and probably shares many of those same concerns, as a fellow player and DM.
But, yes, the idea that Brennan secretly hates anything sounds pretty silly. Brennan has been pretty direct with his epic rants about things he really hates.
I can't wait for the press to join in the confusion:
"What was it like to play Nintendo's famous elf swordsman, Zelda?"
"I played Link."
"What's a link?"
kindness seems pretty exclusive to white people.
I suppose big portions of history would nod quietly at this, if they could.
With maybe a clarifying note that the real goal was classism, and racism was just a convenient way to achieve more classism.
If they came with wall mounts, you might think like I did "I'm not sure I want to wall mount these."
But now I can say - it's great. It feels good to have them wall mounted in a prominent visible place.
Exactly. My phone is for texting and calling out. Receiving calls is an unfortunate bug.
Perfect score. Social obligations fulfilled: 100%. Words spoken: 0. Emotional energy cost: 40%.
This does look very 90s. I hope it 90s so hard.
Certainly after they put him back in, he will be.
To me it sounds deeply stupid to bet on the future of the overhyped pleasant answer machines.
But uh... I would still take their money, of course.
Knowing it (well, appearing to, by regurgitating the average) better than many developers, pretty soon. A huge number of us know disturbingly little about how computers actually work. (Edit: Sorry, I'm being needlessly unkind to a bunch of us, since as Snoogums said, the current stuff doesn't actually know anything at all, yet.)
Knowing it better than top developers is a science fiction fantasy singularity daydream.
And even Heinlein's and Asimov's post singularity fiction novels acknowledged that there would likely be roles for expert humans.