Well it is a little tough in this context to disentangle "let back into the tent" and "vote for." Like if I say I'm not inclined to vote for the guy who said a bunch of racist shit years ago, is that not letting into the tent? It feels like it gets characterized that way and then
things i, a 40-something man, do not care to hear about from my peers. 1) their fantasy sports teams 2) their gambling 3) their group chats 4) their (literal) dreams, ie the ones that happen while they sleep
I see the appeal of *being* in one for sure. I see less appeal in *talking* about being in one and much less appeal in *hearing* people talking about theirs.
I wouldn't be shocked if we found that this general pattern holds for prior generations and is another reason why 47 year olds are so miserable. The up-and-coming stuff is not for you but you're not ready to live purely for nostalgia
I'm sure there will always be some impact just due to nature of images but i think not going to be nearly what it was when we all had internalized moving images on tiny screens as being "proof" of whatever
I am probably overly optimistic about this and other sorts of fakery but I just feel like it wont take very long for now-unreliable video to lose much (even if not all) of its power
