The world we knew no longer exists
>>224465264And the world know now will be unrecognizable in 20 yearsSuch is life in the modern era
>>224465307for better or for worse though?
>>224465322I don't see any signs of anything improving
>>224465264What did we know about the world
>>224465410when I didn’t even know who she’s fucking with
the 4chan i grew up in no longer exists
>>224465264It died in 2008-2012. We wre now just waking up to this fact
>>224465264>>224465307>>224466145>>224465871These are all true.Shit sucks man, everything moves too damn fast. Things that were once seen as intrinsically human no longer are. So many jobs depreciated. Everything is enshitified.I wonder what happened in the early to mid 2010's to make things change so much. Maybe it was when things on the internet shifted from being made mostly for fun or as a hobby, and started becoming formulaic and for profit.
>>224466236Smartphones and connectivity to the internet for the entire world. More people have ready, instant access to the internet than they do to a toilet. It's not simply a culture thing. The idea that you can now market to the entire globe without physically being positioned in front of them is revolutionary. This is why tech/social media companies are so valuable. There is literally nothing stopping their market growth as every human in the world is a potential customer, and access to the internet is becoming even easier. No innovation even comes close to the level of disruption the internet is and will continue to produce.
>>224465264what's the world we knew?
