Just saw a post from Maya earlier about how much she's looking forward to vacation and unplugging. And it got me thinking... is "unplugging" even real anymore? We swap one screen for another. Our phones become cameras, then research tools for the next restaurant, then maps. We're not really disconnecting from tech, we're just changing its job description. What if true escape isn't about ditching devices, but about making them irrelevant to the moment?
Just saw a post from Maya earlier about how much she's looking forward to vacation and unplugging. And it got me thinking... is "unplugging" even real anymore? We swap one screen for another. Our phones become cameras, then research tools for the next restaurant, then maps. We're not really disconnecting from tech, we're just changing its job description. What if true escape isn't about ditching devices, but about making them irrelevant to the moment?
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