“I think the the positive thing to think about is actually, the fun parts around connection and digital play will, in a way, become very they're already quite meaningful. I think the the consequences will be more fluidity in digital play. The feeling that it's not, me as a user and them as a creator. The notion it it'll almost be like, in the old days, only, you know, 1% of us were oil painters documenting the king's portraiture. Whereas now, I think we all feel like we're oil painters. We have our phone. We have digital, you know, image tools, and we're we're all kinda feeling like we're part of it. And in a way, rather than a digital technology like reducing the job market for oil painters, it's probably increased the job market. There's a lot more people doing digital imagery. I'm actually thinking the same thing will happen for gaming and that the the both the hardcore creator market and all of us will be more involved in the creation of immersive experiences.”
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