Nope, can't say I feel that way.
Since most of your examples are online, I'm going to assume you're one of those terminally online people. Put down the social media, go to your library's non-fiction section, find a book on an interesting hobby that's relatively easy to get into, and ask about local events at the checkout desk. Even if they don't know anything else, they should be able to tell you about upcoming or annual events at the library. Unless your town/city is on its death bed or the majority of its population is terminally online as well, there should be something to do. The same applies to school as well. If there isn't anything to do, look to surrounding towns/cities.
As for the online aspect, I can also safely assume we don't consume the same content either. YouTube likes recommending the occasional video about how social media hurts content creators (and people in general) because of the content I watch. Most of the time I'm just listening to music while doing something else, sometimes I watch motivational/advice videos, sometimes it's videos on some kind of craft (bookbinding, woodworking, writing, etc.) or art, sometimes I watch short films and video essays, and other times it's well-thought social commentaries. Hell, when I can be bothered to look at the comments on some of these videos, it's easy to find interesting, thoughtful comments.
Anyway, the point is I consume online content that I genuinely enjoy and means something to me. If I think the content I'm consuming is shitty, I'm not going to keep looking at it; if I think the content is boring, then it's not something I'm into and I need to watch/do something that does hold my interest; and normal is a matter of perception. If you want interesting things in your life, you have to seek them out and put in the effort to participate. Mindlessly scrolling through infinite amounts of meaningless content won't get you there.
On a final note, this site isn't dying (I can see why someone terminally online might think otherwise though). CYS is first and foremost dedicated to writing, and most (if not all) of the regulars have a life irl. We have contests, there's the Thunderdome, and End occasionally hosts games like the Tales of Arabian Nights thread. There are more interesting things to do here (like tagging EndMaster three times), but listing them all would take too much time. Not to mention the site is a little over two decades old and still kicking.
TL;DR: You aren't going to find meaningful, interesting content by mindlessly scrolling through [insert social media platform here] while binge-eating ice cream at 2am in the morning.
