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To live meaningfully in a digital age, we must reckon with impermanence.
There’s rot in the foundation of the web. A cherished blog vanishes while an adolescent fan page refuses to stay deleted. Supreme Court citations disappear while AI-generated spam grows like weeds, feeding ever-more-ravenous algorithms. The “cloud” shrouds the messy reality of our digital lives: We will die, and so will everything we make.
In The Internet Will Die, and So Will You, Pulitzer-winning journalist and technol...