I ran out of space and am selling my Computer Space arcade machine at auction (two-player). It's probably the rarest arcade game in existence, found in museums.
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I got some nice feedback on my Michael Jackson Article, so I thought it might be fun to tell another story, this time about Royalty.
dperry.com/2026/06/05/royalt…
AI will not replace taste.
It will make taste more valuable.
Anyone can rent a camera. That does not make them James Cameron.
AI will unlock incredible new talent globally, but the winners will be the people who know how to steer it.
dperry.com/2026/06/01/ai-is-…
I once got invited to Neverland to talk with Michael Jackson about video games.
That sentence still feels unreal to write.
This story includes an egg fight, a private arcade, Enter the Matrix, Marlon Brando, David Blaine, and the Michael Jackson game we almost made.
It was one of the strangest, funniest, most surreal creative experiences of my career.
I wrote the full story here: dperry.com/2026/05/31/the-mi…
2,800 RGB drones turned into the world's largest-ever game of Tetris — Red Bull Tetris world final lights up Dubai night sky tomshardware.com/video-games…
Will AI change EVERYTHING?
So many truths about people will never change:
- People will always avoid boredom.
- People will always want a discount on something they don’t need.
- People will still want to pay less and get more.
- People will still want things faster.
- People will still forget passwords.
- People will still doom scroll longer than they planned.
- People will still want to look good and feel admired.
- People will still compare themselves to others.
- People will still believe this new thing will fix everything.
- People will still overpromise on Mondays.
- People will still hit snooze.
- People will still want to feel special — even if everyone else does too.
- People will still click “Accept All Cookies” without reading a single word.
- People will still think they’re the exception.
- People will still talk about the weather.
- People will still hammer on the elevator button.
- People will still love their pets.
- People who scam others will never stop.
- People will still want control, even if AI handles it better.
- People will still crave attention, approval, and connection.
- People will still want stories that make them feel something.
- People will still laugh when something’s unexpectedly true.
- People will still say, “This time it’s different.”
- “This meeting could have been an email” will still be true in the year 3000.
- Wi-Fi will always be terrible exactly when you need it most.
What should I add?
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