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Being an elder Millennial, the answer seems obvious. In the 90's, it was hard/uncommon to access the internet. Personal computers were just on the rise. Befor
by thelastparadise 3y ago
Being an elder Millennial, the answer seems obvious.
In the 90's, it was hard/uncommon to access the internet. Personal computers were just on the rise.
Before ubiquitous screens and computing, the only thing you could do is socially interact with others (or go read a book/play solitaire). So, it tended to happen organically almost all the time.
Something is missing now.
- mwbajor 3y agoChurches and synagogues in my town had literally, dozens of interest clubs. Ski club, scuba club, travel club, etc. Non were religious, the church/synagogue was more of a meeting place but driven mainly by congregants. Now religion is uncool and no one goes, but the interest clubs weren't replaced by anything anywhere else. Definitely not by social media at least.