Was he right /g/?
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Was he right /g/?
>no date
>>51835305
> nothing to say to each other
we have nothing *meaninful* to say one to another. But we can normalfag our way to kik or snapchat and make the world a more noisy place!
>>51835305
No, though I wish he had been.
good thing the internet is useful for more than just "connecting" to people
>>51835305
>most people have nothing to say to each other
Facebook itself trivially disproves this assertion.
Further, he ignores the possibility that mediums previously physical might move to non-physical distribution aka Netflix.
>>51835305
if only
>>51835330
^this is why
>>51835305
Depends what it means by impact the economy
The economy is a false and shallow system of trade that means nothing
>>51835305
No.
The pepe economy is /flooded/
People never had anything to say to each other, but they've been talking shit for millennia.
The internet adds looking at titties and buying stuff to that.
>Krugman
>being right about anything
