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Why Did We All Have the Same Childhood?
THE LOSS OF CHILDHOOD (Published 1983)
nytimes.com
But it doesn’t have to be this way. We can give future generations a real-world childhood. We can prioritize play. We can delay entry to social media platforms until at least 16. We can encourage young people to just hang out with each other, without supervision and without smartphones. We can take elements of childhood from previous eras and... See more
Freya India • A Time We Never Knew
lore can form basically around anything, because the internet has enabled communities to form around any arbitrary point of connection. These communities develop their own lexicon of memes, jargon, and behaviors, their own body of knowledge and aesthetic sensibilities, their own vibe.
The Lore Zone: Introduction: 9999 Tiger Dingsun & Libby Marrs
The Lore Zone: Introduction: 9999 Tiger Dingsun & Libby Marrs