Long days have a way of revealing the truth. Technology is everywhere, whether anyone notices or not.
Phones light up before the alarm rings. Maps reroute the morning commute without being asked. Streaming platforms somehow know what feels right after a tiring evening. It’s helpful, but also a little strange.
Daily life runs quietly on data now. It’s in the background all the time. Grocery apps remember what was forgotten last week. Fitness trackers count steps and sleep, even on nights when sleep barely happened. Online stores suggest things that look exactly like what was just searched for five minutes ago.
Still, there’s that small pause. [Read more…]
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