Seems you missed the point there.

If the company is big enough, and swings around enough money, you can afford to have others do the time intensive stuff for you. And many on that level will.

A relative of mine owns quite a big precious metals recycling company - and delegates pretty much every tedious aspect of running the show to others. He mostly sits in one of his vaccation homes, has a few personal assistants with him, gets a briefing every day or two and "decides" on important issues. If he spends more than 2 hours a day with actual work I would be really surprised.

And thats how it is for the overwhelming portion of the ultrarich. they dont work hard - they condense their work down to the few moments that are fun.

Coming from a country, where "organic" food has been mainstream for many years, I find those prices unbelievably low. 3 dollar per lb of organic turkey? I guess the standards for "organicness" are rather low, as an organic turkey here (in Austria) costs about 3 times as much.

that was pretty much the only character i wanted to learn more about - but WHY does this creature have two identical screens on his face?

the timeline thing seems problematic too - it just looks too "modern" and advanced. you would be hard pressed to tell that this is supposed to happen before TNG and voyager.

also: the plot was so forgettable. i can hardly remember why anyone did what they did when they did it.

i still think the increased production cost of branching movies dont really improve the viewing experience that much. interactivity is so limited and feels detached.

conventional games (provided they are well made) are way more engaging and provide a deeper experience - especially from a educational point of view.

no android, no pc (website) - only on ios, consoles and smart tvs.
  as i'm not planning on getting any one of those i wont see much interactivity with my netflix account (movies revert back to a linear version where it automatically pics the first option on every choice).

Non-american here (from Austria). Isn't it a crime to beat your kids in the US, too. Here beating children is a SERIOUS offense - and rightly so. And i'm not seeing us doing so badly on an economic and social level. It's usually a better idea to spur children's will to get better education by making them curious - not afraid...

as her name is Michelle Ong (credited in the end of the article) the assumption that she is female and asian seems valid.

things like a missing line in a file can happen easily. what i find much more disturbing, is that microsoft had their worldmap (the one, displayed in the time settings) wrong for years. from windows 95 up to (and including) windows xp this map had poland entirely erased! instead of the large country the map showed sea. here's a link to a screenshot of the map in question. http://www.depauw.edu/it/helpdesk/images/DST_screen.jpg