I think it's for familiesthat need a second computer for their kid who is now doing all of their school work at home. I think it's for gadgetheads who just wanna tiny, cool, little computer that's, that's me by the way. But I kinda hate breakinggadgets down demographically. I hate saying if you wanna touch screen and you wanna tabletand if you need Windows, and if you want a small computer, or if you wanna savemoney, plus if you're Virgo or if you're a Scorpio. Look, you get the idea. So well, I fit in the middle of one of those Venn diagramsfor the Surface Go 2 because I love tiny computers and I know how to work with it whenthere're many, many limitations. I don't think that the Go 2 works for the large Venn diagram of people who just wanna use a computer. And I think I can explainwhy, so let's do that. Should we just get into it? We should get into it, let's get into it. (soft music) Now, if you're unfamiliarwith these Surface Go line, it...
Everybody is familiar with the feeling that things are not as they should be. That you're not successful enough, your relationship's not satisfying enough, that you don't have the things you crave. A chronic dissatisfaction that makes you look outwards with envy and inwards with disappointment. Pop culture, advertising, and social media make this worse by reminding you that aiming for anything less than your dream job is failure, you need to have great experiences constantly, be conventionally attractive, have a lot of friends, and find your soulmate, and that others have all of these things and are truly happy. And, of course, a vast array of self-improvement products implies that it's all your fault for not working hard enough on yourself. In the last two decades, researchers have been starting to investigate how we can counteract these impulses. The field of positive psychology emerged, the study of what makes life worth living, while cognitive behavioral therapy was...
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