Ask HN: Whatever happened to exploring the internet?
You explored it. That's it. Turns out there's less of it than you imagined.<p>There are, of course, plenty of sites that you could visit. Most of them will be incredibly boring. Years ago you found that interesting just because it was all new, but you don't any more because you've seen similar things already.<p>I suspect that most of those "5 to 6 sites" are aggregators like Hacker News where people seek out new stuff (or at least, new to them) and post it.  Most of that new stuff is dull, because most stuff is dull.<p>You can always hit up Wikipedia's random link and start galumphing about from there.
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random" rel="nofollow">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random</a><p>I got Guy Nadon, an actor in nothing I've ever seen, though he provided French dubbing for some video games I've heard of. Don't care? Me neither. That's life. The vast majority of it is dull.<p>That means it's time to turn off the Internet and go outside.