Amazon developing three new sci-fi series: Lazarus, Snow Crash and Ringworld
Sounds like there could be multiple more really interesting things to watch.<p>It's great to have entertainment choices, but does anyone else get the feeling that there are literally tens of thousands of interesting things to read, watch, look at, or play with, and only time to check out a handful of them?<p>It makes it hard for me to pick because I know I will be ignoring most of this huge pile of amazing stuff.<p>For example, I played The Witcher 3 for a month or two and really enjoyed it.  But eventually after seeing 20 or 30 other things pop up that seemed amazing, I decided to check out a few of them.  And then there are more and more.  But I actually barely started progressing in The Witcher.<p>I have several books that I got really cheap used and I intended to read like Ringworld (which I don't remember if I actually read many years ago or not) and The Engines of God.  Plus six more good ones.  I got halfway through one of them before realizing I needed to catch up on some Westworld episodes or something.<p>The thing that makes it tough is I do a ton of filtering with metacritic or whatever to ignore everything except the best stuff, then I try to dismiss more things as boring or uninteresting but anytime I actually check them out, they are amazing like the reviews said.  But then that means I am going to miss out on thousands of amazing things.<p>I guess I just feel like it's a shame that I have to ignore most of it, until such time as I no longer need to work or spend time on my own creations and can dedicate full time to consumption, and am able to upload my brain and clone it 500 times to start to trim the pile.