The internet of the '90s had a certain charm - raw, unfiltered, and somehow more honest. Now? If we're being real, we're drowning in fabrication. Everyone's got a filter, an agenda, or a bot army behind them.

We might be witnessing peak internet in reverse. When authenticity dies and everything becomes performative, people naturally start looking for exits. They're hunting for spaces - whether it's decentralized platforms, private communities, or Web3 alternatives - where the signal-to-noise ratio isn't completely broken.

That's the real shift happening. It's not just nostalgia; it's people rejecting the fakeness and demanding different ways to connect.