Impact of Technology on Human Connection

We might all be autistic. I haven't had a phone for three weeks, and some things that I learned might really open up your eyes. First, I learned we might all be autistic.

The reason why I say that, I look around, everybody got something that's sensory or, like, helps the mind be comfort. We're on our phone, we get bored, we scroll on our phone. We, we get bored, we listen to music as we walk.

I feel like that is blocking something in our mind.

Then another thing is, we don't really connect.

I think and it's a, it's an illusion of connection due to we're able to contact each other off social media, which due to the lack of communication in person.

Which means we're not really growing. It's really a facade.

We're not really connecting on a personal level.

It's all virtual. So it's just, like, it messes me up, and it, and it, and I-- and another thing is, I think we're not that aware of what's really going on in the world.

And it's crazy 'cause you would think th- with these phones, we would be more aware. But when you really sit down with no phone and no, uh, device in your ears, you really hear and see things differently, and you really see what's going on in the world, and that's another topic.

Phones and technology is damaging society. The illusion is, uh, technology helps us, but we don't see the back end of how much it's damaging us