I agree, but for a different reason. "Movie Theaters" and "Prime Time Television" are much less "technologies" and more like entertainment business models.
That's completely it - it's a commercial and cultural thing, rather than a technical thing.
Much of the technology involved in a cinema today is a world apart from how things were 50 years ago, but at the heart of it it's the same experience - a big picture on a big screen being shown to a load of people sitting in comfy chairs who are getting aware from their normal lives for a few hours.
Do what you want with the technology, that sounds like a great experience to me and something I'll want to do for a lot longer.
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I agree, but for a different reason. "Movie Theaters" and "Prime Time Television" are much less "technologies" and more like entertainment business models.
That's completely it - it's a commercial and cultural thing, rather than a technical thing.
Much of the technology involved in a cinema today is a world apart from how things were 50 years ago, but at the heart of it it's the same experience - a big picture on a big screen being shown to a load of people sitting in comfy chairs who are getting aware from their normal lives for a few hours.
Do what you want with the technology, that sounds like a great experience to me and something I'll want to do for a lot longer.