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226 - The Collapse of Social Media?

No Dumb Questions

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Society & Culture, Education

4.92.6K Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2026

⏱️ 54 minutes

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0:00.0

buddy the other day we were talking about the things that we wanted to talk about

0:10.6

conversations that we wanted to wait until we were on mics to have and i threw a topic out

0:16.1

that i've been wanting to talk to you about and that is the impending collapse of social media that I think might be coming

0:23.4

and you did not argue in any way you didn't push back or shape the topic you just sort of nodded

0:29.5

stoically like yes you have thoughts on that and you are observing things so I just wanted to

0:35.2

have the conversation we didn't have the other day. Are you seeing that?

0:39.1

Yeah. What are the indicators? One of the canaries in the coal mine for you?

0:44.5

I think the value of it is going down. And I think that's clear for most people. And so when it comes to social

0:54.0

interactions,

0:55.8

used to, you would say like,

0:57.2

hey, here's this picture I took.

0:58.7

What do you think?

1:00.3

And the responses used to be like,

1:02.2

oh, that's cool.

1:02.9

I like the way the whatever.

1:06.0

Now the responses are,

1:08.5

have you considered killing yourself?

1:12.1

I don't know, but have you...

1:14.6

You know what I mean?

1:17.3

Like...

1:17.6

Hasn't it been that way for a long time, though?

1:19.4

It has, but I just think the percentage of value I get out of the thing versus the potential harm I cause to myself, that scale has

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