Summary
A recent episode of The Stream explores why people online feel nostalgic for 2016. Many participants remember simpler times on social media with less technology-driven content. The discussion includes thoughts on whether this nostalgia is about the year itself or a desire for more genuine connections.
Key Facts
- The discussion took place on The Stream, focusing on nostalgia for 2016.
- People online miss things like grainy selfies and playful filters from that time.
- In recent years, new ways to express oneself online have grown.
- The use of AI-generated content has increased since 2016.
- Some people long for more genuine online interactions rather than advanced technology.
- Stefanie Dekker hosted the discussion.
- Guests included Joel Marlinarson, a social media strategist, and Louisa Munch, a critical theorist.
