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Dasus@lemmy.world ⁨5⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

I’m not talking about “everyone in the world,” I’m talking about “more people than ten years ago.”

Yes, I understand what you mean. I still don’t think you could find numbers to support that. While some of the people who are interested or even aware of the ideas that we’re talking about, sort of media erasure and who actually even owns the thing you’re watching, I’d argue those people are a tiny minority. I’d argue that for instance, my grandma and dad passing away in the last few but I’ve gained a niece and nephew, the population of my family has stayed essentially the same, but now there’s two people less who have ever even listened to physical media, let alone still owning it.

So I’m just… politely disagreeing with you. I understand I might be mistaken, but I’m pretty confident I’m not. I think the niche is smaller than the change in attitudes towards technology. Hell, 10 years ago quite a lot of people my age still had DVD’s, but that’s way less common in the general population now. Movie buffs, maybe, but I don’t know any anymore who actually collect movies. Or well, I suspect I do, but like people I use to be friends 10-15 years ago. Or like technically probably still am, depending on your definition.

Anyway, that’s the way I see it and unless we get facts on the table from somewhere, I don’t see how we could agree in this.

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