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I have also thought about this. We use to have limited tv channels and limited radio stations. On any given day, there was a greater possibility that you shared
by tacotacotaco 5y ago
I have also thought about this. We use to have limited tv channels and limited radio stations. On any given day, there was a greater possibility that you shared an experience with your work colleague, your neighbor, or even a stranger. We shared more common culture.
Not that I'm pining for "the good ol' days". The internet has facilitated access to a flood of content. I have found great music that would never have been played on the radio. I also realize that no one else in my physical vicinity has or will listen to my favored musicians. Same for tv shows. I think the last common culture most people shared was Game of Thrones.
I do think this makes us more isolated from each other.