I agree with this statement. Although watching Tony Stark work with Jarvis to manipulate incredibly complex machines on his computer using air gestures is visually incredible, I do not see see air gestures "taking off" due to it being largely incompatible with people who may have issues with motor skills, or users in a limited space such as airports or public transportation.

I like that he noted you have to start with the user experience first and then work backwards from there. Love or hate him, he was a very smart businessman in the sense that he really knew his customer. If you invent a world changing piece of technology, but nobody knows how to use it, that technology is useless. You need to make sure the people you market your product to can actually use it, or else will never take off.

Two facts I learned from the video are that

1) there was an initiative proposed of eating kangaroos instead of cows in order to reduce methane gas emissions

2) 10% of Norwegians are colorblind.

A common tactic of many stores is to also make "fake sales". Sometimes, stores will artificially increase the price of a product and then put it on "sale" to it's original price, so that it seems like a good deal when you are actually just paying full price.

I had a hard time doing this because it did not work in my terminal. I instead had to manually install miniconda via the website in order to run these commands.