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So, where do we go now?
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One thing i know for sure, there ain't no predicting the future with something like this. We'll not know where we'll end up until we are there.
Completely agreed. We'll have to see where this goes.
I think the masses of people will latch onto the next easy thing.
Facebook might be a place where only Boomers go now, but it's still incredibly influential and effective at manipulating the world around us in historically negative ways.
Reddit and even Twitter will remain for a while yet. Despite their best efforts to kill themselves
In the meantime, stumbleupon has an app called mix now.
That's what I did between Digg and reddit ๐