> Mother knows everything (in red text at that)
> She's like a mom, only better
The branding of this is either creepy or crazy. Maybe it's a bit of both. But I'm certainly not going to forget it, and the idea itself seems pretty interesting.
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> Mother knows everything (in red text at that)
> She's like a mom, only better
The branding of this is either creepy or crazy. Maybe it's a bit of both. But I'm certainly not going to forget it, and the idea itself seems pretty interesting.
God, the future is so fucking weird.
And now they're naming one Mother? I can't tell if I should feel vindicated or offended.
> we reinvented mothers > Mother knows everything (in red text at that) > She's like a mom, only better The branding of this is either creepy or crazy. Maybe it's a bit of both. But I'm certainly not going to forget it, and the idea itself seems pretty interesting.
Just yesterday I posted a quasi-luddite rant about how these smart devices and services are infantalizing. And now they're naming one Mother ? I can't tell if I should feel vindicated or offended.
As a young person who wants to remember to take her pills, to cut down on her soda consumption, to track how much she exercises (and maybe turn it into a game of walking further every week), and no doubt some more that I can't think of right now, this product sounds like it'd be amazing. The video is a brilliant marketing asset. It showed me some very real problems of mine, and how it could help me solve them (by tra…
I'll save you money. I'll be Dad. Stop drinking soda and walk more.
That was a really poor choice of a name. It took me less than 10 seconds to start hearing Pink Floyd's "Mother" [1] in my head. Once that started happening, I just couldn't stay objective while looking at the pitch. [1]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0HrrR9QDQU