Feels like what you’re saying is: It’s the social media equivalent of the fall of Rome.
The roads aren’t maintained, grass grows over, trade and dialogue gets harder. Individual dialects and spaces become distinct, not connected.
But in that rubble are tiny spots of bright thinking.
‘Finding the others’ will always be the goal…
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Feels like what you’re saying is: It’s the social media equivalent of the fall of Rome.
The roads aren’t maintained, grass grows over, trade and dialogue gets harder. Individual dialects and spaces become distinct, not connected.
But in that rubble are tiny spots of bright thinking.
‘Finding the others’ will always be the goal…