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Lifetime mobile phone abstinent human here. Sleep and mood (thumbs up) Waiting for everyone else to stop using the cursed devices and start to enjoy real life
by imaginationra 2y ago
Lifetime mobile phone abstinent human here.
Sleep and mood (thumbs up)
Waiting for everyone else to stop using the cursed devices and start to enjoy real life allowing themselves to be fully immersed in it for the first time(shrug)
"Fully immersive" games are sought after but from my point of view people that use mobile phones have never been fully immersed in their physical reality before (its pretty sick bruh, there's beer and boobs) and you might enjoy experiences that can't be monetized or digitized (yes, they exist)
If a human experiences an interaction in physical reality and there isn't a VC around to launch a startup to monetize said interaction does it even make a simd?
- andkenneth 2y agoI wish I could do this. Do you even use a flip phone or anything? Or simply no cell phone?
- basisword 2y agoHow do you accomplish this (in detail if you don't mind - I'm very curious)? How do you keep in contact with others? Does your job not require a phone for e.g. 2FA? I'm increasingly coming up against obstacles to no-phone life now. For example, certain venues only distribute concert tickets via a phone app and their 'workaround' if you don't have one is 'ask a friend'. Have there been situations you've come across (e.g. some sort of emergency) which have made you reconsider having no phone?
- doug_durham 2y agoGood for you, but you are implicitly engaging in the naturalist fallacy. Phones are objects. Social media and gambling-like games that exploit the limbic system. If you want to regulate those that would be a good start.