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My parents weren’t raised in era of the screen; A time when I get so caught up in virtual reality I feel like I could scream. We are all products of our environments But I wish mine was different. I wish we weren’t a Screen-obsessed- Never at rest- Always wanting to be better than the next- Trying to live up to unrealistic expectations- That we see on the screens of these human creations- uncaring , unaffected, unable to engage generation. Technology makes life efficient, But it also makes us belligerent. & like a bird in a cage I feel trapped by the age Of people whose view of the present Is obstructed by what my parents would call the innovations of the future.
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May 27, 2019
May 27, 2019 at 2:41 PM UTC
Damnation Generation
My parents weren’t raised in era of the screen; A time when I get so caught up in virtual reality I feel like I could scream. We are all products of our environments But I wish mine was different. I wish we weren’t a Screen-obsessed- Never at rest- Always wanting to be better than the next- Trying to live up to unrealistic expectations- That we see on the screens of these human creations- uncaring , unaffected, unable to engage generation. Technology makes life efficient, But it also makes us belligerent. & like a bird in a cage I feel trapped by the age Of people whose view of the present Is obstructed by what my parents would call the innovations of the future.
pkurtz
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23/F/Philadelphia
May 27, 2019
May 27, 2019 at 2:41 PM UTC
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