Two weeks ago, Apple unveiled their first “spatial computer”, which is a virtual and mixed reality headset. Or is it?

Apple has a long history of branding products and technologies under their own names: either to complicate direct comparison with competitors, or for abstracting end user from details and specifics, allowing themselves to replace backbones and tech, keeping name unchanged. With that said, I’m sure: they did it again for both.

I’ve never been a big fan neither of cinematograph itself, nor particular movie or movies. Still, I have a bunch of films I do like a lot, and those ones I’ve seen many, many times in my life. Once in a while I like to rewatch and discuss them with my friends or colleagues, but I rarely have complex and unique ideas related to the topic movie. It’s always better for me to make a starting point from something in the film and go beyond it.

It so happened that the past year was full of beginnings. Wishing not to slow down, I start this one in similar way, and this blog — one of first notorious events. Quite natural would be to write here about my frustration when I deal with new things.

As far as I remember, general factors for me always have been fear that I would fail and my own expectations. While last one might be different perk under different circumstances, the fear is extremely dangerous in different life aspects. For some reason, I implicitly treated mistakes and “wasted” time as an anomaly, something I should avoid. In reality, failure, unlike success, benefits more, when accepted and reasons understood. Such an understanding is essentially life experience which will allow one to success in the future.