

It’s funny that people claim ownership of companies by individuals (capitalism) is so efficient when there are extreme and obvious problems when the distant private equity board needs an entire department to tell them what the company does and how well every few months, compared to y’know, ownership by people who work there and would know how well the company (and their part of it) is doing just by actually being remotely involved.





Idk, I don’t agree. I think in many ways actually online is a lot less brainrot.
Online I can block ads. IRL I cannot.
Online I can block morons. IRL I cannot.
Online I can choose pretty freely what to do and when and with whom and why.
IRL depends a lot more on what’s available locally and transport options.
Online I can connect with people across the globe, massively increasing the likelihood of finding friends due to higher overall population meaning more people who are into the same stuff I am.
IRL I’m limited to the smallest fraction of a fraction of people who are coincidentally local and also happen to have things I have in common with, and id also need to meet them somehow, which is about negligible odds.
Online my options for research are practically unlimited, I can see and evaluate multiple perspectives and check the sources easily.
IRL not so, and for news I’m largely limited to propaganda from MSM billionaire outlets.
Online I am safe from physical violence and threats, I’m free to speak my mind and voice my beliefs, IRL - not so much.
I think the internet is good, actually, and if it hasn’t had a good impact on you, I’m sorry, but that’s a skill issue.