Happy new year?

2026 is no longer an era for empty fantasies.
We are living in the age of AI.

Why AI? Because technology keeps advancing with the promise of making life easier. So use AI wisely—don’t let AI be the one using you.

The 1990s were the era when people first started using the internet. In the 2000s, the America became the main source of global entertainment—music, movies, computers, Google, and much more. In many ways, today’s world still revolves around America. It must be nice to be American; they became the center of the world.

In the early 2000s, everyone competed to appear on the internet after the TV era. The internet allowed people to see behind-the-scenes content, especially about their favorite celebrities. But today, there is no longer a clear difference between celebrities and ordinary people. Anyone can become their own celebrity on their own platform. Everyone can be popular now.

The difference between the early internet era and today is huge. Back then, the internet came through computers. Now, the internet lives in our phones—24 hours a day, attached to us. You can feel how much the world has changed.

And now, another transformation is happening: AI.

So where is AI taking the world next?

The AI era is an era of precision. There is no need for unrealistic fantasies that lead nowhere. AI can calculate, measure, and test whether your ideas are realistic or not. Probability alone is no longer enough—AI can help compute everything.

So stop wasting time.
Stop living in fantasies in the age of AI.
Be realistic for 2026.

When it comes to changes in human personality from the 2000s to the 2020s, it is honestly a little scary. Our lives are now deeply attached to gadgets. Everyone is looking at the same things on the internet and doing things the same way—copying what they see online.

So if you move slowly, or if you do things differently from the internet trend, it can feel frightening, like you are being left behind.

Today, our emotions are increasingly influenced by machines. Because of that, humans are becoming less attached to real human relationships. We rely less on people, because our gadgets have become our world. They entertain us, comfort us, distract us, and even help us cope.

We no longer crave love the way we used to.
We crave connection to the internet.

One more thing—depending too much on the internet and AI can actually challenge our own emotions. AI is still a machine, a robot. Yet even without the internet for just one day, many people already feel extremely anxious. When a phone is not in our hands, there is a deep sense of emptiness.

We are slowly placing too much emotional expectation on AI. And when AI cannot do what we want, we start to feel angry, frustrated, or deeply sad—forgetting that it is just a machine.

Honestly, imagine the generation that grows up with AI from the start. Will they see AI as human? It’s exhausting just thinking about it.

Over time, humans are losing the ability to regulate their own emotions, because we are overly dependent and emotionally attached to one thing to keep us constantly happy.

That is why the internet era is the era of dopamine overload. Even without AI, it was already difficult for humans not to become addicted to the constant dopamine supplied by the internet.

This is why people today are so easily anxious and restless. Their minds are crowded with endless stimulation, endless comparison, endless noise—when in reality, life itself is actually quite ordinary.

The world outside is normal.
But inside their heads, everything feels overwhelming.

That's all. Just my thinking thoughts.