Go outside and shoot the shyt with neighbors, family friends, play spades, dominoes poker whatever
throw block parties, BBQs, community events just to get people i the neighborhood involved in something
it builds a sense of kinship/community, stronger bonds, etc.
Even with video games and what not, being outside was where it was at
imagine what it would be like to not have access to internet /social media. you'd feel like you was missing out am i right?
well x10 that with real life, when you can hear, smell, and see everything going on right outside the house, and the temptation of wanting to be in the mix just for the experience, not to take a picture of every waking minute of it but to feel and absorb he atmosphere of what's happening in that moment in time. to be complete immersed in culture. Not the figurative , ambiguous "culture" everyone throws around nowadays. but the in-your-face, day to day social economy teeming with all flavors of experiences that's happening all around you.` Actual Culture....
People get up on their soap box about the Crate Challenege, and while it's true some took things too far. it encapsulates the beautiful cocktail of uninhibited fukkery, ingenuity, and sense of community that existed in the time before we outsourced the human experience through a fukking screen. call it ignorant, judge it all the fukk you want but it was what it was, you get hurt here and there, embarass yourself and you dust yourself off and charge it to the game but it was all in the name of fun at least you have an experience to carry with you forever.
that's what it was like before the internet.