Jeez laweez. Inasmuch as our generation has willingly and enthusiastically observed, engaged, fostered, developed, and incorporated technology into our daily lives, we did so bearing the concept of control and ownership - that technology, as all tools through history, would aid and ease our daily tasks and in our development as people. Unfortunately, we've willingly and enthusiastically submitted control and ownership of ourselves to that very technology and are becoming useless.
We aren't lost. But like with many other things, realistically or virtually, we're a little too willing to become lost, or perhaps not as worried if we do, because surely "there's an app for that".
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWCJn4xkUGF/?igsh=MW4zaW5rcm1pdXdoNQ==
