This is interesting, because it seems to be following my prediction a bit that my generation and a bit below mine (I'm 39) fell into all the utter BS tech hype of the internet and tech being great and solving everything, and that as everything has become worse, more corporate, and more alienating, it's only more with your generation (and maybe the one below yours), that people begin to see how F*ed it all is, so that things slingshot the other way, and there becomes a (now radical) rejection of all this nonsense, which I am fully on board with. Ironically, I was an early adopter of many internet technologies, back when it was a dorky, weird, niche, nerdy thing to do, before corporate power of any of these things..then once they became what you know them as today, everything changed, and I started to get off them and into the real world. Spaces and places are always in flux.
This is interesting, because it seems to be following my prediction a bit that my generation and a bit below mine (I'm 39) fell into all the utter BS tech hype of the internet and tech being great and solving everything, and that as everything has become worse, more corporate, and more alienating, it's only more with your generation (and maybe the one below yours), that people begin to see how F*ed it all is, so that things slingshot the other way, and there becomes a (now radical) rejection of all this nonsense, which I am fully on board with. Ironically, I was an early adopter of many internet technologies, back when it was a dorky, weird, niche, nerdy thing to do, before corporate power of any of these things..then once they became what you know them as today, everything changed, and I started to get off them and into the real world. Spaces and places are always in flux.