Life in incognito
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When I passed through that Amazon Go market, there was such little interaction between me and the world that the entire experience felt illusory.
When I passed through that Amazon Go market, there was such little interaction between me and the world that the entire experience felt illusory. "/> Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A few weeks ago, I shopped at an Amazon Go store. When I walked in, I received no acknowledgment nor greeting. I simply picked up a breakfast burrito from the shelf, placed it into my tote bag and walked out of the store. And that was it –– no line, no watc
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