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Plus: They’re now officially too old to bicker with strangers and acquaintances online, they’re not interested in having their mood manipulated, they don’t have fifty spare minutes to waste on Facebook each day, and they can securely send their child/dog/dinner photos directly to their friends and parents without the app that Zuck built.

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The Gen Zers ditch, the Millennials ditch, the far-left ditches, the far-right ditches, and what remains? A boring, bloated middle. Near-nil cutting-edge content creators. The user base will be a bunch of non-political sixty-somethings who like cat pictures and dancing dog videos, plus a few trolls with too much time on their clammy hands.

The under-18s have moved on: Tik Tok. Snap. Maybe IG. They want end-to-end encryption, they don’t want to be tracked, they’re afraid of online bullying and hate speech, and they don’t like ads.

With any luck, both sets of extremists will silo up in their echo chambers and let the rest of us return the offline world to a place of winsome, respectful, highly-productive civil discourse.

I believe that the truth should never be censored. Not in the West, not in China, not in Russia. I’ve spent five days in totalitarian North Korea — it’s a place built on lies, and I am convinced that only the truth can set us free.

That said, social media platforms have started to “censor” provable lies, patent falsehoods, blatant misdirections, and foreign clickfarm-created “news” created expressly for the purpose of fomenting disunity in the West. The truth must never be censored, but we must stand guard against egregious and verifiable lies like “the earth is flat,” “vaccines kill babies,” and “Hilary Clinton runs a child sex ring under a pizza parlor.”

In the meantime, many more Millennials will do what I’ve done: They’ll install Newsfeed Eradicator to kill their scrolling addiction, then they’ll install uBlockOrigin and Ghostery to block all ads and tracking.

Also? They’re discovering that they don’t need media to be social. They still remember those wonderful days of analog friendship, and once there’s a COVID vaccine, expect them to do the hard work of building up real relationships instead of media-mediated digi-connections.

In fact, there’s already a new social media platform that’s reached number one on the app store: Parler, the so-called “Free Speech Social Network.” (We won’t point out the irony of misspelling “parlor,” or the possibility that they’re just using a foreign word to discuss keeping out foreigners.)

More and more of my friends are cutting the royal-blue cord, especially after watching The Social Dilemma or reading eye-opening books like The Shallows, Irresistible, Hooked, or Digital Minimalism.

In addition to the far-right abandoning Facebook for their own echo chamber, expect to see the far-left do the same. After all, is it really woke to demand income equality while using a platform that enriches a 36-year-old with a net worth north of $100 billion?

This sentiment infuriates people on the far right — because after all, who gets to determine “truth”? And it’s only a matter of time before tens of millions of ultra-conservatives ditch Facebook for a new social media platform that respects their right to be deluded.

To be clear, Facebook is still the leader among under-17s, but there’s no way they’ll keep that lead for long. In fact, there are already 2.6% fewer teenagers on the site compared to Q2 2019.

Because let’s face it: Facebook is a hate machine, the kind of place where negative content goes viral far more reliably than positive content. Accordingly, mindful Millennials are getting wary.