Douglas Adams once developed a set of rules that he thought describe our reaction to technology:
Same sort of thing probably applies to music.
Perhaps asking what a person's favourite tune is can predict their investment attitudes.
We find ourselves shouting exactly the same things to our children that our parents shouted at us "turn that racket off, it's not even music"
But it isn't music. Nothing will ever come close to Led Zeppelin :-)
See also here: https://klementoninvesting.substack.com/p/the-music-industry-is-ruining-itself
This seems to ignore the trend that fewer useful things are invented each year.
Hold that thought. I will embark on a three part series on productivity and innovation over the coming three Wednesdays...
Same sort of thing probably applies to music.
Perhaps asking what a person's favourite tune is can predict their investment attitudes.
We find ourselves shouting exactly the same things to our children that our parents shouted at us "turn that racket off, it's not even music"
But it isn't music. Nothing will ever come close to Led Zeppelin :-)
See also here: https://klementoninvesting.substack.com/p/the-music-industry-is-ruining-itself
This seems to ignore the trend that fewer useful things are invented each year.
Hold that thought. I will embark on a three part series on productivity and innovation over the coming three Wednesdays...