{"id": "1ta1h48", "title": "The 2000s were the final decade that still carried many remnants of the 20th-century culture before those attitudes and lifestyles largely faded in the 2010s.", "subreddit": "decadeology", "url": "https://www.reddit.com/r/decadeology/comments/1ta1h48/the_2000s_were_the_final_decade_that_still/", "score": 95, "comments": 37, "selftext": "\\- Cable television was still dominant and commonly found in most households.\n\n\\- It was before the full-scale rise of social media. Platforms like MySpace existed, but they were mostly seen as casual using rather than something people lived on constantly. Smartphones and social media hadn’t yet become an around the clock presence shaping everyday behavior. People still frequented to the malls, clubs, and face to face interactions were still pretty much the default. Also, this was like pre-strea", "created_utc": 1778501587.0}