Kind of a silly article but I agree with the premise. Social media is dying, but I'm not sure the argument is as strong for anything else. People are withdrawi

Kind of a silly article but I agree with the premise. Social media is dying, but I'm not sure the argument is as strong for anything else. People are withdrawing from public Internet forums like Twitter. Twitter is so obscenely devoid of value that your average person has caught on and stays away. But think about this - if you could plot the number of hours I spent on video chat (Zoom, Discord, Snapchat, Facetime, WebEx, etc.) over the years, starting circa 2018, it would be a near linear increase. Since there are only 24 hours in a day it has to hit a limit eventually, but when? All that time is the "private" Internet, 1-to-1 or very small groups. Meanwhile I'm using Instagram primarily for DMs and ignoring most of the main features of the app.