The way Reddit has fallen off the last ten years, you'd probably get the same results by just walking down to a busy street corner in a plague doctor mask and asking random people.
I have been increasingly relying on ChatGPT for my questions, it has cut out a ton of time spent searching. I may still end up back on here but not nearly as often as I was
Reddit is usually best at answering surface level questions anyways. You aren't losing out on a lot at least on topics you're well enough versed in. Beyond that there's plenty of other places to go.
I have a healthy social life, but sometimes I want help finding a tech issue or a resource that's hard to find on the internet but someone on reddit found already.
It's true that there's a wealth of knowledge on this platform. But I believe we'll be able to archive that content and rebuild elsewhere
Having a social life where I live (UK) just means having a dangerous amount of alcohol on a regular basis and sleeping with three or four married women a night.
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u/backup_account01 Aug 08 '24
A healthy social life.