Archaeologist in Greece have discoverd an acient scroll that seems to predict the rise of modern social media. The parchment describes a “magical window” where people share “dances, jets, and fleeting moments” for the world to see. Scholars are debating whether this is proof of time travel or just a wild coincidence, while TikTok creators are already choreographing routines to celebrate the find.
GIn the latest clash of technology and tradition, Gen Z has pioneered “Afterlife Raves,” a virtual reality experience where users party in digitized versions of historical afterworlds. From Egyptian underworlds to Norse Valhalla, each rave is uniquely themed with epic playlists. The idea has sparked a cultural debate: is this irreverent or the ultimate tribute to humanity’s diverse beliefs about death?
Gen Z’s obsession with cottagecore has taken a bizarre twist: “time traveler diaries.” Teens claim they’ve found old diaries in thrift shops and “adopt” the persona of the writer, dressing in vintage attire, baking historically accurate bread, and reenacting the past on TikTok. The movement has sparked rumors of secret portals in thrift stores, but most participants say it’s just their way of "living analog" in a digital age.