Is the technology that can so fascinate, entertain and fascinate us even able to lead us into solitude?
Remote encounters instead of real human contacts, delivery services that allow us not to leave, automatic systems to avoid cases and waiters, thus ordering only via apps.
The experience of life becomes more virtual and, perhaps, we express ourselves less and less on the outside and we are even less present, because the screens steal us time and attention, sometimes promising us entertainment and interaction that, however, take us somewhere else.
Friends who are together and share time with their own screens: sharing occurs by showing to the other what appears on your screen or by sending a sharing from one device to another.
We need real experiences in which to stay well in the real, space and time that are part of life, as much as we try to overcome it and minimize it with the use of technology. We need human warmth, sharing, trust!
Even the sessions by the psychologist have become "comfortably" usable without leaving home; But would it not be part of the therapy to be able to meet and confront a person and soul in the flesh rather than through a screen?
Modern times are likely to lead us to no longer know what really makes us feel good and what causes us depression and discomfort. The farther we get away from contact with nature, from ourselves and from others, the more the way of life is lost.
The technology that should unite us, in fact, divides us, creates more and more space to fly over virtually.
