Pasong Tirad wrote:Sungai Pusat wrote:Pretty much, yeah...
I think that's also why the unemployment numbers are so terrible? Between both architects and actors, really; either side, being in the arts as you said, works project by project, which I guess also makes construction projects unstable but the larger difference is that construction can happen all the fucking time (Or I guess at least in Singapore, it is), whereas it's not all the time that people need to watch a play or a movie; hell, if nothing else, a lot of people are playing computer games or watching stuff on the Internet instead.
Hell, I'm one of those people who tends to watch videos online and sat through listening in on a video for two hours as opposed to tending to get myself to a theatre to watch a movie. (The video was of a standup comic, to be fair, but yeah...)
Yep yep. But I'm not really worried. Theater has been dying since it was first established. People still go anyway, if only to see the difference a live show makes.
I guess so, yeah...
Had a sort of thought about how entertainment might be like in the future and the possibility that there would be a device that basically maps your brain and makes entertainment that it believes would suit you and all the like.
Thought of it as like this plot device to a mildly dystopian movie, too; like, it's not really a hell or anything like that, but it's more just this shut in of a society, so... closest analogue I have in my head (Haven't watched it yet, though) is Her.







