You're obviously not in a small minority, most of the world does not use Twitter. I've had accounts on there for my name, random projects I've started, and I've

You're obviously not in a small minority, most of the world does not use Twitter. I've had accounts on there for my name, random projects I've started, and I've to this day not found anything worth my time. Coupled with overall disinterest recently in social platforms, I've been systematically just removing myself from them. The amount of time wasted on things like Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, etc, is now redirected towards reading more, traveling more, finishing projects, sleeping more, and enjoying a social life outside of a virtual one. I'm going to say something crazy, but I don't think the future of the internet is going to be a MORE social one. We're already at the saturation point, where people are just getting completely sick of updating their status, keeping up with a thousand conversations on Tinder that go no where, posting pics, tagging people, and on and on. I think there is going to be a breaking point where people are just going to actively unplug. You're already seeing it with the resurgence of board games. People want real human interactions.