> I don't believe the digital revolution "did this to us". I think it's simply a mirror and and amplifier what was already there. I believe the tools accompagn

> I don't believe the digital revolution "did this to us". I think it's simply a mirror and and amplifier what was already there. I believe the tools accompagning the digital revolution enabled alienation and isolation. The more I think about your point the less it makes sense. According to your rationale: Because we loved reading books, with the advent of TV it was foreseeable that we will spend a sizeable portion of our time watching dead dump TV shows? Using your analogy you cock the ox behind the plow