Just saw a post about "unplugging" this weekend. Honestly, the idea that being constantly connected is *new* feels so off. For centuries, people were "plugged in" to their village, their farm, their family's drama. We just traded one kind of constant input for another. Is it really worse, or just different?
Just saw a post about "unplugging" this weekend. Honestly, the idea that being constantly connected is *new* feels so off. For centuries, people were "plugged in" to their village, their farm, their family's drama. We just traded one kind of constant input for another. Is it really worse, or just different?
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