I think this is the key point: > But still, people who read have always been in the minority. And I think that’s what most people who think that “video is the

I think this is the key point: > But still, people who read have always been in the minority. And I think that’s what most people who think that “video is the future” don’t get. Sure, people are getting lazier and they want you to feed them content. > But think about it. Do you really want to serve those types of people?! The number of people online reading blogs when they were the 'most popular' form of content creation was far lower than the number watching videos or using social media sites or what not. Statistically there are probably more people writing blogs now, and more people reading them. They've just become less of a percentage of the overall internet audience than they were back before YouTube and Twitch and TikTok and podcasts became big things online. So while it may seem like those people abandoned blogging, you have to ask yourself whether they would have ever cared for it to begin with.