I think that's really interesting. I often think about these moments of community/humanity. The closest I can get is if I have a nice conversation with a neighbor if I have the time. Or finding like-minded people online to chat with.
Smartphones became common place in my last year of high-school, but even at that point mobile data plans weren't large enough to cause a major impact, but community gathering spots were already gone by that point where I live, so school was the community place. Once I graduated, that was gone. Very weird time to grow up. I'm meeting a lot of people in their early 20's now who don't even have the luxury of remembering those simpler times.
It feels super odd because it seems reminiscent of old stories passed down from generations. I hope that this trend ends positively in the future and that the future youth remember these terrible years as a paragraph in a history book and how we overcame these issues.
Other than the obvious money windfall, I genuinely don't know. I actually think about this a lot. I thought I would have figured everything out by now, but I feel like I haven't figured out anything 15 years later.
I think if I were older and knew everything would work out, I would want to know. Heck I wana know that now. But if it doesn't, then...idk maybe I would give myself advice to just min max my time to ensure max happiness?