Say what you will, but ever since, like, 2022 started, the internet has become a total load of shit.
Unnecessary censorship, idiots being encouraged to make content just for revenue and clout, and not for fun, multi-million tech conglomerates disrespecting user privacy—the internet really has become a shithole.
The internet has also ruined things in our society—attention spans are at an all-time low, businesses are closing down since they can't hire people, because those people are too invested in the idea of becoming a web celebrity like Markiplier, and once professional spaces like the gyms and cemetaries have been ruined by snotty little Instagram and TikTok brats who like to treat their lives like a goddamn web show, recording everything they do and everything around them.
And don't get me started on the smartphone. What was once a revolutionary product has now just become one of the horsemen of the internet apocalypse, especially since it's all "Apps" these days and not "Websites."
The internet has been ruined so damn much that I don't think any is going back. Long gone are the good days of things like Club Penguin, Filthy Frank, Shrek Is Love, et cetera.
Also (and this will most likely be a controversial take here): The internet shouldn't replace actual jobs. Unless you're using the web to kickstart a small project or business, or if you're selling a computer program or product on something like RedBubble (say, a t-shirt promoting your YouTube channel), then you shouldn't use the internet as your job. Be prepared to go out somewhere and do actual work.
The internet is, and SHOULD ONLY BE, a HOBBY. Something you play around with on the side after work or on weekends/holidays from work.
I know I did make a couple of exceptions, but the point still stands—that, and I ain't much of a writer.
Unnecessary censorship, idiots being encouraged to make content just for revenue and clout, and not for fun, multi-million tech conglomerates disrespecting user privacy—the internet really has become a shithole.
The internet has also ruined things in our society—attention spans are at an all-time low, businesses are closing down since they can't hire people, because those people are too invested in the idea of becoming a web celebrity like Markiplier, and once professional spaces like the gyms and cemetaries have been ruined by snotty little Instagram and TikTok brats who like to treat their lives like a goddamn web show, recording everything they do and everything around them.
And don't get me started on the smartphone. What was once a revolutionary product has now just become one of the horsemen of the internet apocalypse, especially since it's all "Apps" these days and not "Websites."
The internet has been ruined so damn much that I don't think any is going back. Long gone are the good days of things like Club Penguin, Filthy Frank, Shrek Is Love, et cetera.
Also (and this will most likely be a controversial take here): The internet shouldn't replace actual jobs. Unless you're using the web to kickstart a small project or business, or if you're selling a computer program or product on something like RedBubble (say, a t-shirt promoting your YouTube channel), then you shouldn't use the internet as your job. Be prepared to go out somewhere and do actual work.
The internet is, and SHOULD ONLY BE, a HOBBY. Something you play around with on the side after work or on weekends/holidays from work.
I know I did make a couple of exceptions, but the point still stands—that, and I ain't much of a writer.















