[AndrewUnmuted]

You are very cool for speaking out like this, so I'll follow your example. A company I worked at went through the Disney Accelerator [0] and had an absolutely horrendous time of it.

> The magic of Disney is the boatloads of people who continue to _want_ to work for Disney despite all this.

YES. This nails it. Disney's unique capability is its ability to churn out its "magical" content while conceiving of human capital in this dreadful way. They've figured out how to extract beauty and precision out of people while not having to return the favor in any meaningful way. They treat their janitor the same way they treat their janitor's mop.

They seem to conceive of their customers in the same sort of way. When people buy tickets to a showing of a Disney film in theaters, how many of their customers realize they are also having their eyes tracked by Disney? [1]

[0] https://disneyaccelerator.com/ [1] https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2016/12/08/how-disn...

[katmannthree]

>When people buy tickets to a showing of a Disney film in theaters, how many of their customers realize they are also having their eyes tracked by Disney?

Are they actually doing that anywhere? Your link just mentions that they patented it but doesn't say if it's been implemented.