Thanks, Jason, for the link. Live, I agree with you that Andy seems
suspiciously bitter. 

When you get past the gratuitous insults and over-the-top rage, the
cell-phone-while-driving analogy is actually pretty interesting. 

I don't agree with Andy that taking in extra information always
makes us swerve, the way we do in a car when we're using a cell
phone. 

But it does raise interesting questions about how people would best
interface with this information. Projection may work for some things,
but what if you didn't want the other person you're meeting to know
that you're researching them? Could this information fit more
seamlessly into the interaction if you were getting it in an earbud,
for example? Or would that interfere too much with the real-world
conversation with this new friend? 

Humans can process and use this information without swerving; we just
need to find the best delivery mechanism.

Neat stuff to think about. 


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