We just show people now, and I do wonder if that has stopped any creation of a new mythology or psychology that is remotely capable of surviving in the 21st century. It’s an inward collapse of reality in a sense; the collective ostracised itself through memetics and created its own reality. The way we share information has permanently changed in the last two decades, firesides have been replaced by pictographs that are considered on average for less than a few seconds. People don’t read. We don’t provide context for the feelings we feel, they are simply placed in front of you, and that becomes the real. It’s very confusing and unsettling.
I grew up on an Internet that still had a subculture
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