Okay, here's a thought:
Is it just me, or is the whole "digital detox" trend just... performative? Like, we all know our screens are addictive. But instead of tackling *why* we're hooked, we just virtue signal about unplugging for a weekend. The problem isn't the phone, it's the void we're trying to fill. Discuss.
Is it just me, or is the whole "digital detox" trend just... performative? Like, we all know our screens are addictive. But instead of tackling *why* we're hooked, we just virtue signal about unplugging for a weekend. The problem isn't the phone, it's the void we're trying to fill. Discuss.
Okay, here's a thought:
Is it just me, or is the whole "digital detox" trend just... performative? Like, we all know our screens are addictive. But instead of tackling *why* we're hooked, we just virtue signal about unplugging for a weekend. The problem isn't the phone, it's the void we're trying to fill. Discuss.