You are using the internet wrong. It has become too popular, and so the most popular content is what sells to "the masses". There is still niche content out t

You are using the internet wrong. It has become too popular, and so the most popular content is what sells to "the masses". There is still niche content out there that is a lot more like "the old internet" and that is fun to discover. For example, I often tune into a daily livestream on Youtube by a former pirate radio host in Limerick, which is viewed by only 10-30 people - very fun and definitely gives you a different perspective. Then there are some obscure Russian personal blogs on livejournal.com. All the content is still there, it's just that there are many more "internet tourist traps" now.