REMEMBER WHEN 2020 ~ 2024 S.C.R.E.A.M.: Shock. Confusion. Resistance. Exhaustion. Algorithm. Memory-fog.REMEMBER WHEN 2020–2024 A Time Capsule with Teeth History didn’t just happen between 2020 and 2024—it hit like a seismic shock. Remember When 2020–2024 is the definitive cultural autopsy of the years that reshaped the world, broke the world, and somehow kept it scrolling. Blending memoir, satire, reportage, and a whole lot of “Are you kidding me?”, Christopher Graham turns the chaos of the early 2020s into a brutally honest, darkly funny, and unexpectedly human time capsule. This isn’t a historian’s version of events—it’s the one everyone actually lived. Inside these pages, you’ll revisit: Pandemic life: the bleach rituals, Zoom fatigue, masked dating, and the global identity crisis nobody signed up for. Politics unhinged: leaders as influencers, lawfare as entertainment, mugshots as merch. Tech takeover: AI writing your résumé, algorithms shaping your moods, surveillance disguised as convenience. Culture on fire: protests in every timezone, cancel culture becoming a sport, and social media reinventing truth in real time. A generation raised by Wi-Fi: childhoods on mute, graduations in pajamas, identity forged in buffering screens. Organized through the recurring lens of S.C.R.E.A.M.—Scroll, Click, Regret, Engage, Accumulate, Marketed-to—this book maps the emotional logic of an era that felt like living inside a group chat during a nervous breakdown. Savage, insightful, and occasionally sentimental, Remember When 2020–2024 captures not just the headlines, but the headspace of a world that changed faster than anyone could process. Part cultural MRI, part memoir, part global therapy session, it’s a reminder that even in disaster, humanity kept improvising. If you lived through it, this book will make you nod, laugh, wince, and mutter “Oh right… that happened.” If you didn’t—lucky you. Here’s the crash course. |
