1) Pong
2) Quake 1
3) TES VI

Or, there is an excessive reliance on code being bug-free or letting customers being beta testers. Which would be fine for products sold for a couple of bucks but not when talking about EVs or >1000€ electronics

Don't know if they are old enough to be considered classics but:

One Hundred Years of Solitude
Master and Margarita
Conversation in the Cathedral

Radiohead have never been britpop.

And Blur > Oasis anyway

Which does not mean that we should not care. We should. But do you want to win elections or not? Doing both is increasingly a naive strategy, and we have to face it.
World has changed, the populists were quicker to adapt. The left should. Fast. Yesterday.

As much as I dislike the current tech leaders, this is spectacularly reductive. Silicon Valley did indeed create most of the technologies we use today, not just "apps"

I believe this applies to many recent technologies. Like they are providing a solution for a problem few, if at all, have

Remove "may" in both cases. It is practically certain

120 minutes is too much for social media and tv/youtube. 40 is already enough.
I would also not limit time spent reading

Wonderful, more words 🫣

A jargon that feels like an addendum to the english dictionary though 🙂
But thanks, I should not doubt myself (not often at least)

Social media and the greedy demise of search engines, not the internet.

We would have been fine with closer, smaller communities and a working Google. Not perfect, but fine.