I really do believe that the -- this medium, um, will basically completely supplant the place of television in our society. And I -- I was raised in front of a TV. I grew up watching tele for sure. Um, I don’t watch any TV now. I don’t miss it at all. Um, and I think, uh, I think, you know, a future where really nobody is watching TV, you know, movies and narrative and Game of Thrones or something I don’t really think of in that bucket. I’m talking about the channel surf, the “what’s on tonight.” Uh, I think that world is rapidly going away. And games aren’t the only thing driving that. I mean, this whole second, third screens, etc, are all driving this. But, I do feel that games are, uh, going to eat a very, very substantial share of, uh, you know, whether or not it’s monetary, but also just people’s mind share. And I think that’s very positive, because even if you’re just , you know, playing a puzzle or whacking a goblin, the agency and interaction there and the complex world that you’re making and the things you’re playing with in your head or just way more interesting and sort of cognitively rich, uh, I would hope than, uh, watching the tele.
