Are we saving content faster than we can actually consume it?

I've been thinking about this after seeing Clipto.ai.

We’re surrounded by content now — videos, podcasts, articles, posts, tutorials — and tools are getting really good at helping us save and summarize all of it.

But I wonder if there's another problem underneath:

What happens to all the useful things we save but never come back to?

Sometimes the problem isn't that the content is too long.

It's that we discover something useful at the wrong time, save it for later, and then completely forget about it.

I've been exploring a similar problem from a different angle while building my own product, and it has made me think a lot about the difference between saving information and actually being able to rediscover it when you need it.

Curious what others think:

Is your bigger problem finding good content, consuming it, or finding something useful again after you've already seen it?