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It's not technology you're avoiding, it's the nature of human community. Technology merely exposes you to more of it than you might otherwise experience in a d
by kltpzyxm 11y ago
It's not technology you're avoiding, it's the nature of human community. Technology merely exposes you to more of it than you might otherwise experience in a developed, individualistic culture. You'll find the same vapid subjects in any third world corner coffee shop/bar/community center/eating place.
The only thing stopping people from doing this in person is a lack of familiarity.
That said, talking in person allows you to hone communication skills you might not get to practice online.
- GuiA 11y agoBut I'm still hanging out with friends, going to social places, volunteering, and so on. I'm not avoiding human community; I'm just choosing to structure my life in a way that exposes me to what I think are the best aspects of human community, and avoids the worst.