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Are there even any more shared cultural moments/experiences like that anymore? The closest thing I can think of is maybe large sporting events, but even then, t
by pesus 2y ago
Are there even any more shared cultural moments/experiences like that anymore? The closest thing I can think of is maybe large sporting events, but even then, they seem much less impactful than before.
- skydhash 2y agoI’d say movies.
- airstrike 2y agoSports are also totally about betting in the 21st century, at least in the US
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoWho is into that?
- Syonyk 2y agoBased on the amount of sports betting apps I see if there's a game on at a restaurant or something, a lot of people. And in actual numbers, about 20% of Americans at least have an account with a sports betting platform. https://www.sbu.edu/news/news-items/2024/02/05/st.-bonaventure-siena-research-survey-reveals-almost-1-in-5-americans-have-an-online-sports-betting-account https://www.sbu.edu/news/news-items/2024/02/05/st.-bonaventu...
- wpm 2y agoThere are still streaming shows that drip feed new episodes (S2E3 of Severance releases tomorrow for example) but it’s still somewhat diluted because there is so much content, it’s likely you don’t run into too many people who watch the same stuff as you. I can’t imagine a single show whose finale would have Times Square staring up at the screen like Seinfeld did.