BONUS: How the internet destroyed TV (and itself) [Part 1]
June 5, 2026
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June 5, 2026
BONUS: How the internet destroyed TV (and itself) [Part 1]
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BONUS: How the internet destroyed TV (and itself) [Part 1]
Summary
Why is everything online just clips now?
We’ve reached a point with digital video that’s made it impossible even for a normal, non-sicko to ignore: we’re awash in slop (whether AI-created or not).
Ryan works through his thinking with Grant about how everything on the internet became video: how the people who were first to figure that out made enough money that they’re now able to take on legacy media and big Hollywood players, but it doesn’t really seem like anyone knows what to do with that power, other than pump out garbage. And if short-form video as a format is fundamentally broken, if the internet is just TV now, and everyone hates it — who is this content actually for? Who is winning in the age of clipping, or are we all losing?
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