Lulu Miller

Okay, what do you think?

But here's the thing.

Alice!

A few months later, when we check in again.

How are things over there?

She's not using it.

She doesn't want to use it.

In part, she said, because the more she thought about it, she realized that it's no longer who I am.

That is a question I've had throughout all of this, though.

Is you inside necessarily any different just because the mode of getting you to the outside has changed?

I'm wondering, what are you noticing that's changing or becoming this truer version of you?

Perceptible.

Perceptible.

Meaning, like, can you help me understand what you mean by perceptible?

Like, for instance, Alice explained this moment with a friend of hers named Lateef, who also uses a computer-assisted voice.

They were at this party together.

And she said they were sitting at the dinner table amidst all the people talking.

She was watching as Lateef's attendant helped him eat.

Yeah, I guess, yeah, it just makes me think, like, sometimes, I don't know, sometimes the voice is this wall.

Like, it can get in the way of two people and their connection.