The Year the Internet Died
No one noticed the exact moment it happened.
At first, it was subtle. The tweets still came. The blog posts still dropped. The comments still replied. But if you looked closely, something felt… off.
Everyone was saying something. But no... See more
Hiten Shahx.comThe Year the Internet Died No one noticed the exact moment it happened. At first, it was subtle. The tweets still came. The blog posts still dropped. The comments still replied. But if you looked closely, something felt… off. Everyone was saying something. But no one was
The internet used to be a place for people to engage with their passions. Now I feel like I'm just constantly being sold something - be that products or ideas.
why is social media not fun anymore?
I miss personal blogs when they were smaller, less polished, and felt less like a performance, and more like peeking into someone's inner life
sari azouttwitter.comI think that at this point in life—after ten or so years of a proliferative mode in the online idiom—there is a craving to return to an earlier, slower internet. Before real chronology and temporal relationships were replaced with sped-up simulations of real-time.