A Reflection on Life Before the Era of Social Media
This image features a text-based commentary reflecting on the impact of social media on modern communication. The statement suggests that prior to the widespread adoption of digital platforms, individuals were not frequently exposed to the opinions or behaviors of people they might consider 'crazy.' The post highlights a perceived shift in societal interaction, contrasting the current digital landscape with a time when public discourse was more limited and localized. It serves as a nostalgic observation about how technology has altered the way people encounter and engage with diverse viewpoints in their daily lives.
Ironic
gonna be a real shocker to you chief but you can still ignore them now
Have you ever used public transport without headphones?
Well ... there was my uncle.
Just the one homeless guy outside the gas station that your parents told you to stay away from.
Euhm you still don't have to, who's forcing you to go on social media?
Or rather we knew they were crazy. Now some literal psychopath can post stuff and the national news will quite them as representative of a group.
Except at the dinner table.
Old person here, not true but crazy wasn’t crowd sourced and it was harder for them to find each other.
And crazy people couldn't band together and spread crazy like a virus. That's actually the most important bit.