Anish Acharya

With Instagram culture, so many bottle service used to be something that was unheard of 20 years ago.

And now it's only bottle service.

Nobody wants to go to the club unless they're getting bottle service.

So I just think we're underestimating how much human desire will continue to grow.

I wouldn't mind if we went back to that.

Yeah.

I'm big on manners.

But yes, exactly.

So I don't know that it's like the end of jobs.

And the other thing, I'd love your take on this since I know you're big in meditation and sort of self-awareness is it feels like this technology is a tool to explore our emotional, spiritual self in a way that no technology ever has been.

Like the fact that you can talk to it like a human and you can explore things and you can get into flow state when you're programming.

It has all of these attributes that are just so different from, you know, spreadsheets and word processors and even the creative tools of the past, which are very point and click.

Do you think that's overstating the case?

I mean, what's your take as a Zen practitioner?

I don't know, like maybe it's barbell, you know, so maybe you spend these really productive, satisfying, fulfilling time on your computer.

Yeah.

And then you don't have any of the overhead that you typically had, right?

All the meetings, you don't go to meetings, your agent goes to meetings for you, right?

And makes decisions and handles conflict and sells customers and all this other stuff.

And the rest of the time you're, you know, practicing meditation, hanging with your kids, touching grass.