> When he died at the age of sixty-two, in 1896, his doctor commented on the cause of his death: “I consider the case is this: the disease is simply being William Morris, and having done more work than most ten men”.
It's been sometime since I was there, but it felt like it tried to be a South Park Commons style salon, but promising founders in the Software and Hardware space had plenty of better options like Engine or I-Labs, or moving out West to join YC or SPC.
I've noticed UAV/Autonomous/SpaceTech (UAE and Saudi are on a buying streak rn) and Biotech (unsurprising) startups do fairly well in the Boston scene.
Hook it up to GPTs based on GPT-7, build the theme park... frankly, yeah, Westworld seems way, way more achievable in the short term than it seemed when I watched it way back when.
That said, while 3D printing like this may advance and be useful, I think more normal humanoid robots that are covered in a human layer is much more likely.
