[ SECRET POST #5401 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5401 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Hannah Bayles (YouTube)]


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[Squid Game]


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[911]


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[Holliday Grainger (The Borgias, CB Strike)]


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[Ryan Bergara, Buzfeed Unsolved]







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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Growing up in the early 2000's, the internet was specifically to ESCAPE the rigid moral code of real life in favor of digitally-realized hedonistic debauchery, chaos, and fun. It was great. The internet was a bastion for creativity but it's becoming so watered down that in a few years it'll be just like real life and no one will want to be online anymore and real life will become escapism from online life.

[pantswarrior]

...I think you just explained to me why I've been taking walks in the forest or even just sitting out somewhere grassy every time I'm physically able for the last couple years. :P

[(Anonymous)]

I definitely don’t agree that this will be some kind of universal thing. Especially because it’s not a majority opinion that the internet and the experience that comes with it is “watered down”.

The real world will always be there, but I don’t think the reason most people will choose to interact with it is because they need to escape the internet. Some people will, sure. But there’s so much of the real world that probably won’t be able to be replicated by the internet until honest to god virtual reality is a thing. And most people aren’t truly “terminally online” enough to need an escape.