1. You can name addresses yourself (just like you can name wallets) that is up to the user
2. ^
3  Bookmarks
Users could index the websites (vote thumbs up or thumbs down) so they can find the better youtube.com/whatever (like a darknet directory with levels of trust)

"There are 2^160 possible address combination (excluding P2SH and Bech32 address format) and chances for address collusion is near zero."

It needs to be 0. I can make around 100,000 accounts a day or maybe in a hour or less actually on my household computer just running 1 bitcoin wallet and 1 auto clicker, Imagine a super computer multi boxing the same wallet 500x-500,000x or more.

Why not have a "if address already belongs to a user, double the AES or P2SH and Bech32 format" (sure address would be long in future but at least we won`t get duplicates)
"if address already belongs to user at double, triple the format" and so on.
or "if address is already in use, reroll address" - "if all addresses are in use double amount of characters allowed" - "if all addresses are in use triple amount of characters allowed"

Does this make sense to you?

What stops someone from doing this offline and connecting later and perhaps getting satoshi`s addresses than brute forcing the private key? Do we have a way to tell who created the address first?
(Yes, I know with today`s tech it will take a long time) but not in the future.

I just want bitcoin to be as safe as possible not just in my lifetime but for lifetimes, we seen the evolution of miners in 8 years laptops->desktops->farms of desktops->asics->farms of asics, what about in another 8?

The more air that gets pushed into a tire the more likely it is to pop, why not make the tire immortal?