It's the difference between staying at home playing video games at Friday night versus going somewhere with your friends. This choice is made every week, and if

It's the difference between staying at home playing video games at Friday night versus going somewhere with your friends. This choice is made every week, and if you choose video games over in-person social interaction repeatedly, then there is a difference between real life and digital life. The preference for "real life" I mention is a question of whether individuals engage with reality in non-digital form on a regular basis, or if they hide from it.