The article reflects on the dual nature of the internet, critiquing its transformation from a space of freedom to one controlled by tech giants. It recalls personal experiences of discovering broadband, contrasting a nostalgic sense of wonder with present concerns. The author shares a list of ten humorous internet moments that celebrate creativity and joy, asserting that while some advocate for disconnecting, the enduring humor and art available online suggest a valuable, enriching experience that shouldn't be fully abandoned.
The internet, while often criticized for its impact on innocence and freedom, remains a space where wonder and creativity thrive, if not exploited.
In the face of digital monopolies, it's tempting to disconnect entirely; yet, the humor and artistry found online remind us of its enduring value.
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