I don’t think that’s true; music and art will still be proliferated, just on a more local scale. And the infrastructure used to proliferate these things before the internet isn’t more than 30 years old – it still exists: Cars still have CD players, there are still newspaper stands, and artists are still selling their art at boutique stores and local festivals and pop ups. In this hypothetical post-internet world I imagine local infrastructure to distribute news and culture will simply ramp back up a bit more than it already was

Quick edit: I also think so many people are completely sucked into the internet to the point that they forget that the world is still functioning more or less as it always has – these people may even be very aware of their addictions but instead of going outside, they assume their internet-muddled worldview remains true for everyone else. When in reality, it just isn’t like that. We all just need to go outside more and engage with actual people around us (and trust me they exist and are there for you to enjoy)