How do I actually find new things on the internet now?

[pasteur_buster]

social media is full of algorithm curation now. When I really want to see something new, the algorithm only gives me recycle, repost and the same type of content. All i want is new content, also search engine is full of SEO content was topple on the top index to find me but the result is irrelevant then come back at the index just to see it's full of SEO'd sites with recycle content or AI generated articles, blogs that I wouldn't to read. So the point is how do I search new things now?

 

[Joe Riley]

Hello Pasteur, my best suggestion would be to search for videos, like this one to help you navigate. Others may have better suggestions.

GIJC15: How To Find What You Didn't Know Existed

 

[Marie Mallory]

social media is full of algorithm curation now. When I really want to see something new, the algorithm only gives me recycle, repost and the same type of content. All i want is new content, also search engine is full of SEO content was topple on the top index to find me but the result is irrelevant then come back at the index just to see it's full of SEO'd sites with recycle content or AI generated articles, blogs that I wouldn't to read. So the point is how do I search new things now?

What era are you from? GenZ, Boomer, etc,?

 

[pasteur_buster]

GenZ, miss early 2010's so much

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

In the case of YouTube, I can nudge its algorithm a bit by watching a few random and offbeat videos.

Stuff like that one help get me broken out of my music search results rut.

 

[Axel Slingerland]

I started using PCs in 1988 and the first one I used was so fast a half dead snail could pass it up. It was an Intel 80286, that ran at 4 MHz. But saying it "ran" at any speed is basically wrong... It didn't even walk fast. The only thing it did fast was crash and burn.

There was no Internet in 1988. Al Gore hadn't invented it yet. That's like, you know... Humor.

Don't mind me. I'm still working on my first cup of coffee...

 

[Marie Mallory]

In the case of YouTube, I can nudge its algorithm a bit by watching a few random and offbeat videos.

Stuff like that one help get me broken out of my music search results rut.

This is as far as I go modern, I like the beat.

 

[Marie Mallory]

I like to exercise to this one too, although it's been a while since I have.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

Not this one though, hmm?

 

[Marie Mallory]

Hello Pasteur, my best suggestion would be to search for videos, like this one to help you navigate. Others may have better suggestions.

GIJC15: How To Find What You Didn't Know Existed

Joe I didn't quite get it. It may be my attention span.

 

[Axel Slingerland]

I get two things from this video. ITGirl forgot her phone in her haste to leave a rather boring discussion about how Google is getting more and more lame every day. I had to do that after just three minutes. I just woke up and I can't go back to bed already. I have things to do...