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if you do anything to do with communicating on the Internet this is worth a read

and then a reread 

and then one more read for good measure

(woof.)

if you do anything to do with communicating on the Internet this is worth a read

and then a reread 

and then one more read for good measure

(woof.)

https://hilariusbookbinder.substack.com/p/the-average-college-student-today

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I'm sure this is true, but I'm also sure this same article was written during the advent of the TV, probably even during the advent of the radio as well. I think this tends to be a pendulum that swings. Just my guess though.

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That's an excellent point, too. I just have a hard time believing it's as bad as this guy is making it seem. But I'm a perennial optimist and it has bitten me before, ha. I think that things like this tend to correct themselves via counterculture movements and hippies. A supposed 'return to authenticity' and 'nature'. I think we venture out, and sometimes we reel ourselves back in.

I’d like this to be true, but this guy’s longitudinal experience through the eras of the birth of the internet gives me pause. 

Why would he write this now instead of at the birth of the internet or the app era yknow?