They do, but even if they didn't AI companies are going take them anyway. Bots make up 50% of internet traffic. AI companies have ignored robot.txt entries. Anything publicly available, even if it's behind a password, is accessible since companies like Reddit sell that information.
My theory is that Gen X and Gen Y had the benefit of seeing things improve gradually while their peers used the tech. It's like taking a semester to learn something rather than cramming everything in a day.
My big library had movies, music, and magazines. Some libraries even had games. It was quiet and you didn't have to pay to sit down. I don't know why some of my friends didn't like the library.
In "How to Win Friends and Inflence People", the author found that people that were described as great coversationalists are usually the ones that look like they are actively listening and not talking much.
Near's story is how I heard about Kiwi Farms.
Very talented and dedicated programmer. Internet and gaming lost a good one.