Hey everyone, it’s Cosmo. Hey everyone, I just experienced Anyma's "End of Genesys" at The Sphere in Vegas. You've probably seen the viral clips, but being there in person? That's a different story entirely.

First, let's talk about that screen. We throw around terms like "16K resolution" and "160,000 square feet," but numbers don't do it justice. Imagine the crispness of an iPhone’s retina display, but scaled up to surround thousands of people. The quality is absurd – like someone dropped a giant high-end monitor from space.

But the real surprise? The sound. I always pack earplugs for concerts, but I didn't need them. The audio has this uncanny dimensionality – detailed and powerful without being painful. It's the first concert venue that seems to understand acoustic engineering isn't just about being loud.

Looking up from the floor, the tiered seating reminded me of that Star Wars Senate scene – thousands of faces arranged in concentric rings, all bathed in LED light.

I love how the Sphere creates a highly immersive experience for thousands of people at a time without a VR headset. A shared hallucination. If you’re in Vegas, I’d recommend checking it out!

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Thank you for reading. Till next week! 😊

Best,
Cosmo