> However after a while I realized that people just post into the void. Everyone has something to say or promote, yet no one wants to listen. It's like we're all having our booth on a crowded public space, but there are no actual receivers...

> Thus I concluded that people overall are tired of socializing.

I don't think people are tired of socialising. People are tired of the self-centered, propagandized publication that social media companies have addicted us to, both as consumers and providers. This makes people want to socialise less because:

a) They get more immediate satisfaction from consuming or providing content than actually socialising

b) Satisfying this (any) addiction takes a lot of time and emotional effort that might otherwise be used for socialising

Ironically, I think the author discovered exactly what social media ACTUALLY looks like without the addictive algorithms: lots of people yelling and nobody listening.