I ran across this video on YouTube. It’s very interesting.
They even featured Mudita Pure for a brief moment
Do you think we’re heading towards the Anti-Smartphone revolution? Or are we still on the periphery?
I ran across this video on YouTube. It’s very interesting.
They even featured Mudita Pure for a brief moment
Do you think we’re heading towards the Anti-Smartphone revolution? Or are we still on the periphery?
Fantastic video. I loved the part saying we got on for years without smartphones. But don’t get me wrong, I don’t thing the smartphone is the issue. We are responsible for our relationship with it not the phone companies. I love eating Mcdonalds. But if I get fat it is not Mcdonalds fault . Selina Gomez makes an excellent point. Has someone that has struggled with depression and anxiety I can tell you the moment I gave up my smart phone I felt lighter, happier and less anxious.
I heard a 19-year-old last week say that he had misplaced his “wallet” – which turned out to be his iPhone with a credit-card/driver-license carrier attached to its back.
I believe that we’re still on the periphery of the Anti-Smartphone revolution.
@kirkmahoneyphd YIKES! I think guess I’m old, but I don’t see the appeal of all of that tech with me, all the time.
In line with this topic, check out the most recent article on our blog:
The more I read about “tiktok brain” the more convinced I am that a backlash against immersive tech is coming.
TikTok, in which I always switch the “Tik” for a word that I cannot write here (clue: it starts with “S”), is one of the most prominent aberrations in the social media story. I’m embarrassed by the embarrassing things I see some of my colleagues doing there for a few likes (I receive videos about it).
The Danish Health Authority updated its guidelines about the use of mobile phones. It is in Danish (you can use a translator plugin to read it), but the main points are: