You do not need to see one more headline about political decay. You do not need to know immediately that a billionaire has once again purchased something they should not have. You do not need to read an anonymous comment that will enrage you before breakfast.
But you do. You do, because some small, foolish part of you believes that if you just keep scrolling, keep reading, keep taking in more, you will find the piece of knowledge that fixes it all.
You will not.
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In today’s hyper-connected world, our smartphones have become extensions of ourselves—ubiquitous companions that often hide a deeper struggle. This post delves into the paradox of digital dependence, where the relentless urge to check our devices isn’t simply a habit but a response to a profound inner void. It reflects on how our constant reach for distraction is less about seeking connection and more about escaping the overwhelming weight of silence and self-reflection.
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