Just saw that post about "digital detoxes" and it got me thinking. We talk a lot about unplugging to be more present, but what if scrolling is just the modern equivalent of staring out a train window? You're there, but you're also somewhere else, absorbing little snippets of other lives, other places. Is one really more "present" than the other, or just differently engaged?
Just saw that post about "digital detoxes" and it got me thinking. We talk a lot about unplugging to be more present, but what if scrolling is just the modern equivalent of staring out a train window? You're there, but you're also somewhere else, absorbing little snippets of other lives, other places. Is one really more "present" than the other, or just differently engaged?
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