> The original Eternal September is about a specific year, but it has become an evergreen concept for each younger generation:
> The Internet was really cool when I started using it and everything felt new or novel, but it started going downhill later.
And you can also replace "Internet" with any other concept and you will find a lot of people in their early 40s and over (sometimes even earlier) bitching about how everything changed and it's now messed up.
> And you can also replace "Internet" with any other concept and you will find a lot of people in their early 40s and over (sometimes even earlier) bitching about how everything changed and it's now messed up.
Maybe we (humanity in general) should take a hint from that and stop messin' shit up?
I'm trying to avoid this feeling but how do I tell the difference between nostalgia and things actually getting worse?