>> but not everything ought to be an always on chatterbox
Nothing deserves to an "always-on-chatterbox" unless the end-user truly chooses it because that is what they want or need.
This is part of the larger problem. How many "always-on-chatterboxes" competing for one's attention before it becomes close-to-impossible to concentrate on anything that requires some actual thinking.
Nothing deserves to an "always-on-chatterbox" unless the end-user truly chooses it because that is what they want or need.
This is part of the larger problem. How many "always-on-chatterboxes" competing for one's attention before it becomes close-to-impossible to concentrate on anything that requires some actual thinking.