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Yeah opinions started changing faster and faster until it became fluid. I've been thinking the same about vocabulary/slang. New words and phrases pop up and disappear within weeks now. Just like trends. Trends used to last a while now they can just last a few weeks or months as people are bombarded by content all day every day. As that accelerates everything becomes blended. Its more like everyone is buying from this massive super liquid marketplace of ideas and vibes and experiences whereas before it was a small grocery store with limited counter space so the manager had to pick and choose what was presented to you. Now everything is open to everyone 24/7/365. You can pick up and drop hobbies in days. You can spend $15k on a hobby you started yesterday and have all that shipped with next day delivery and instantly everyone on reddit is jealous. That was impossible before.

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15 hours ago

@pandaxbt Thanks for reading!

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16 hours ago

@Goonielol I write them all late at night in one sitting but usually sober

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16 hours ago

@notthreadguy Thanks thread man

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16 hours ago

@capnpope I’ve regularly bougjt at different points spirit blues blacks oranges, parliament, camel crush, reds / golds / 100s. Similar dynamic where people don’t have signature drinks and switch regular orders

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16 hours ago

@_El33_ Might be different in America, or in coastal America specifically but often see people switch every few years, buy random packs, or trends in popular cigs (was spirit blues when I was in high school, 7 stars 2 years ago, Marlboro golds now, random parliament run)