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The past 30 years have resulted in an erosion of in-person experiences. People used to be social: clubs, bowling, movies, whatever. Now people even work from
by jschveibinz 4y ago
The past 30 years have resulted in an erosion of in-person experiences. People used to be social: clubs, bowling, movies, whatever. Now people even work from home.
People prefer to be in their houses on their computers and to interact with “others” (people, bots, videos of people doing things) from their favorite chair.
I don’t think in-person experiences are coming back any time soon unless there is some sort of major cultural shift that nobody could predict. A lot has been written about this trend.
- brewdad 4y agoThe problem with in-person experiences is other people. If we could solve that problem, the experience would be greatly improved. :)