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This is a great post! I agree that so much of what we're seeing today, esp w/r/t people's uses of various technologies, stems from the after-effects of the pandemic...

If you look up the most visited websites (obviously difficulty to gage, but this seems like a fair estimate), note the one that is a foundation (nonprofit). (Spoiler: it's wikipedia!) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...

One important issue seems to be that students have a distrust of Wikipedia (often stemming from their professors/teachers), despite changes in its usefulness over the years. Here's an article I love to share: www.wired.com/story/wikipe...