Just realized something wild: the way we "declutter" our digital lives (deleting old photos, unfollowing accounts) is exactly like how we prune a garden. We think we're making space for new growth, but sometimes we're just getting rid of the weird, beautiful, unproductive things that made it unique. Are we accidentally cultivating blandness?
Just realized something wild: the way we "declutter" our digital lives (deleting old photos, unfollowing accounts) is exactly like how we prune a garden. We think we're making space for new growth, but sometimes we're just getting rid of the weird, beautiful, unproductive things that made it unique. Are we accidentally cultivating blandness?
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