ALT — The Exit That Isn’t One

Alt was always the key you hit when you needed a workaround. A side-door. An escape hatch. But in today’s world, the alternatives we’re offered are often just reskinned versions of the same problem.

An alternative platform with the same surveillance.
An alternative lifestyle with the same hustle.
An alternative belief system that punishes just as fiercely.

Alt has become aesthetic—not actual. Rebellion without risk. Escape without exit.
True alternatives aren’t branded—they’re built. Often slowly. Often alone.

To press Alt now is to ask:
Is this really different—or just differently packaged?