It'd be like Yesterday except you'd have license to invent basically all forms of popular music.
It's not everyone in the country! Just hundreds of thousands living in swing states in counties that don't actually exist.
The people I'm talking about would struggle with Reddit, let alone Lemmy. To paraphrase Lt. Commander Nella Daren; 'You're more online than you think you are."
What would TNG's first season have if it was standalone and came out today
I can't believe nobody said Star Trek. In the 70s you had reruns of the original series and the animated series short run. TMP didn't come around until the end of the decade. I wasn't there, but I imagine a 70s trekky would be damn grateful to have all the Trek we have today and they'd probably even love Academy (All the older not chronically online fans I know rave about it).
Edit: regardless of your personal opinion on nu trek, the answer fits the question. A trek fan from the 70s would be blown away by having 13 series and 14 movies available to watch on demand, plus books, games, etc.
Can't wait for this revolution in wildlife photography.
Also a good restatement of the comment I'm replying to, yes.
"Only those evil live to see their own likeness in stone"
- Yoni Wolf's brother
I haven't tried this yet myself, but it's a project I've been keeping a fairly anticipatory eye on: https://github.com/PhialsBasement/wine-adobe-installers/
Church climbing simulator?
I feel like I'm going fucking crazy, like this didn't happen already. He turns the entire American public against him, they vote him out so overwhelmingly that even their election fraud and foreign interference and owning all media outlets can't save him, and then the entire country gets fucking amnesia and swallows the propaganda hook line and sinker, rinse and repeat.