Maybe your Internet will be dead, but mine will be alive in the corners that corporats [sic] don’t care about.
I think it’s in those corners, ignored by the big companies, that true innovation will be seen.
That innovation will replace them later
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Retvrn to tradition. The internet peaked with 2000s-era forums.
Popular Mechanics is like tech coverage from “Weekly World News”.
If you mean it’s the hot sheets and they’re never wrong, I don’t disagree.
Or, in more realistic terms, the internet is already mostly dead. Half of the stuff that should be available on clearnet or the visible web is now hidden in Discord chats. The hope lies in things like Gemini, Tor, and Freenet, but even there the braintrust is in Matrix.
Can we go back talking to… you know… real people? Like, in person?
I have this idea of a story where teenagers from the near future ditch the digital tech and start reading books in secret, meeting away from the adults to discuss what they read. The adults think that it’s a cult of some sort, and that the books are dangerous, etc.
At the rate AI slop is taking over, I think 3 months is more likely.
Government ruined that too.
