The internet stopped being fun because everyone lives online now, leaving nothing to post
Kyrannio · x · 2026-10-31
A widely shared observation: the internet used to be fun because people lived interesting lives offline and posted about them; now the online world is so good that everyone lives online, so we've run out of experiences to post about — a structural explanation for content fatigue.
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