The image displays a close-up, angled view of an Apple MacBook screen exhibiting a webpage titled "Collective Memory

The image displays a close-up, angled view of an Apple MacBook screen exhibiting a webpage titled "Collective Memory." The screen surface shows evident smudges, fingerprints, and dust. The browser's URL bar at the top left indicates "www.protein.xyz/collective-memory/". The webpage content includes the main title "Collective Memory," followed by "P.S. Protein • March 12, 2026 • 5 min read." A prominent question beneath reads, "Amid the endless scroll, what would social media feel like if it really mattered?" The central graphic is a circular network visualization superimposed on a muted world map, comprising numerous small circular profile images and rectangular photographs connected by white lines. A visible text excerpt below this graphic discusses social media, referring to "carefully-edited lifestyles, recycled memes, AI-generated filter and content" and the internet feeling "less like a place where things are actually happening and more like a machine that manufactures attention." The macOS dock, containing various application icons such as Finder, Safari, Mail, Messages, Maps, Photos, FaceTime, Calendar, Contacts, Reminders, Notes, Apple Music, News, Stocks, TV, Books, App Store, System Settings, Launchpad, Calculator, Google Chrome, and Spotify, is partially visible along the bottom edge of the screen. The laptop rests on a textured surface resembling a speckled countertop. The scene is located in the city of London, United Kingdom. However, no specific landmarks or unique environmental features are visible within the image to pinpoint the exact address or area within the city.