the world’s biggest digital coffee shop. every table has a different conversation: one corner is debating astrophysics, another is just sharing cat pictures, and somewhere a teenager is asking why their pc sounds like a jet engine.
an upvote is basically a polite nod — “good point, stranger.” a downvote is the universal “bro, please stop talking.”
everyone’s anonymous, yet somehow you start recognizing personalities. one day it’s a well-written essay on geopolitics, the next it’s “does anyone else’s dog stare at the wall for no reason?”
think of it as the global mash-up of a forum, a meme factory, and a support group you never asked for but secretly needed.
an upvote is basically a polite nod — “good point, stranger.” a downvote is the universal “bro, please stop talking.”
everyone’s anonymous, yet somehow you start recognizing personalities. one day it’s a well-written essay on geopolitics, the next it’s “does anyone else’s dog stare at the wall for no reason?”
think of it as the global mash-up of a forum, a meme factory, and a support group you never asked for but secretly needed.