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I guess I'm a unicorn in that Netflix or equal has no draw for me. I'm not a movie watcher. I'm more interested in how they made it vs the actual movie content itself. I don't even watch TV of any kind. I have no Spotify or equal, music streaming platform. I just can't take the incessant ads every couple songs, and it's the same flipping ad over and over. Instead, I listen to my music collection which is fairly large, most of it from my days of running a licensed internet radio station back in the pre-Napster days, and read. Not much into fiction or novels etc. Give me history, news, anything to do with computers, etc. I mean, the internet is a vast repository of data, and I have yet to surf to the end of it. At no other time in human history have we had the sum total of the world's knowledge, maybe not wisdom, but knowledge, resting in the palm of our hand or sitting on a desktop. The great libraries of Alexandria would look like my magazine rack in comparison. I just find that reading helps me digest the information better, and in the case of news, it allows me to cross reference, highlight, search, compare ad nauseam, in search of the truth trifecta, which you'll never get on your TV screen.