The whole world is starting to talk about digital detox again. On the right is the axis in the choma. Last year, winners of the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine were announced. They became Mary E. Brankow, Shimon Sakakuchi and Fred Ramsdell – for their insight into the mechanisms of peripheral immune tolerance and the role of T-clits in triggered autoimmune attacks. However, the Nobel Committee could not contact one of the survivors: in the hour of shock, Ramsdell and his squad were on a mountain campaign near the Skelastic Mountains region – in digital detox mode. Her team, Laura O'Neill, picked up the phone as they approached the campsite in Montana, and called for an avalanche. Vaughn screamed loudly, but Ramsdell couldn’t help thinking that she was checking social measures – she believed that she had killed the witch. We do not promise that as you scroll, you will immediately bring you the Nobel. Let us recall the material of Maria Zhdanova, who conducted an important experiment on herself – and turned off social monitoring for a month.
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On Saturday morning I hurried to my pilates training session. The risk of licking your lips on the wet asphalt seemed unimportant, equal to the impressions that were burning on the phone screen. As I ran, I scrolled down the page of new items and responded to notifications in messenger. Walking to the studio through a place where he lingers helplessly. Invite you to sleep at your place or it’s the year of the birds, or just watch YouTube on your smartphone. The sound of the video makes me jump out of my screen – it turns out that a modern person in Dublin may not be at home or at work, or perhaps have a smartphone.
For the past two years I have been working for a great international technology corporation. We are in constant contact with the largest media, video content, Vlasnik sites and mobile download distributors. Social networks are a key resource for the development of their businesses, and for us, the most important contacts and platform for distribution. At this very hour, my colleagues are diligently putting themselves up to the powerful digital cordons and talking about the balance between work and special lives. It is not customary to write and confirm on the sheets during non-working days, but I really want to, because the miraculous function of the post is “schedule work for the 8th morning of the coming day.” All listings are carried out via email and work messenger. It seems that the posture of digital light for most of my colleagues has no practical meaning.
Previously, social measures seemed less sunny. There I tracked bots and trolls for the Oxford Internet Institute, helped leak videos of Ukrainian Indian-Viconians, learned the secrets of targeting Trump's 2016 election campaign The story was leafed from Yolanda Hadid. The other two times I noticed that I was amazed at the smartphone’s skin color – at bedtime, before bedtime, at night, at the bathroom – without any mark.
Just like my mentor, with whom I go through 5-10 sessions once or twice a day: if you need to make changes in life, you have to worry about making a choice. Protein is forever. To inform you, it helps to simply right – mark additional possibilities or eliminate them, and then choose an alternative. Are you starting your morning with kavi first? Brew aromatic tea. Do you write with your right hand? Try it with your left hand. So, instead of reaching for the phone, I pulled up the curtain and simply marveled at the window.
This Saturday I posted a 14-day digital detox. “It’s not tricky,” I thought, right up to the first message from Twitter for 15 minutes. Then I grabbed the social icons from the first two screens of the phone and selected notifications. About half an hour later, it was time to “just check the news.” Having realized that the “don’t come in” option doesn’t work, I waited until the end of the evening and went to extreme lengths – I cleared out all the problems (which had previously created a buzz, coupled with the drama of publishing about it on Instagram). It’s good that you don’t want your hands to reach for the phone.
Social media and interests
The first day of detox felt amazing. It seemed that without social control I would fall into context (the classic symptom of FOMO, in English fear of missing out – the fear of missing out is more important). Why should I even bother and in what context am I afraid of getting caught? At the end of the day, I listened to the podcast of Culture & Trends director Kevin Allocchi on YouTube and found out that 65% of Generation Z are trying to escape the power of digital algorithms and write in what they write. New interests, those that she does not share with those closest to her, do not seem to be more discreet.
Gen Z watches anime and enjoys space, calm videos of elevators flowing, or people cleaning sewers. Do not share the hoards that are the mainstream – at the expense of a lifestyle. Kevin affirms that in the era of piecemeal intelligence, if there is any way or form of self-expression – filming, writing music or making clothes – to become quick, cheap and accessible to everyone, the value of motherhood will be lost Individuality is your thought, your identity, your outlook on the world and your talent. The tiktoku trend of Accidentally Wes Anderson (“Vapadkovo to know like Wes Anderson”) – a copy of the aesthetics of the famous director (symmetrical angles, pastel colors, emotionless heroes) – this is confirmed. Now you can create a video in Anderson style – or even share your unique view of the world.
Social measures and information
I have a childhood friend. The rest of the 15 years we live in different countries. She has long gone into digital asceticism, doesn’t have a Facebook page, and every hour we write the same emails and talk via video for years. At the Rezdvo she sent me a gift by mail and a paper leaflet. On the tenth day of my digital detox, we got a call.
Anna works as a designer to the fullest extent – this is what they say about the adversity of holiday parks, luxury hotels and quest rooms. The remaining project is an expensive scenario for guests of the world’s largest cruise ship. Vine conveys the “trip” in the style of “Express Express” through virtual Venice and Paris. To enhance the effect of presence, waiters will present the menu in a manner that is clearly visible behind the window and in accordance with the canons of food pairing. Maximum confinement for a great price.
In the future, we appreciate the love of Paris through the OLED screen in a fictitious desire, and now I thank my friend for the update of offline communication and the semblance of friendship.
Psychologists say that the formation of a new sign takes 21 days, so on the 22nd I renewed the seals. It was important for me to show support for the story of digital celibacy. At the same time, I didn’t lie down in social security any longer – or I lay in bed for much less than that. This is how it works: cutting the edmova out of anything (such as a test to alcohol) allows you to assess the level of your responsibility and review the standards of living. And also reduce the need for “doping” and formulate new signals.
Detox guessed that I love dancing and have long wanted to sign up for fencing. So I began to have hobbies, to which I used to be a little wild. “Well, what are your hobbies in everyday life?” I muttered. “Everyone is busy with projects, influencers, or I’d like to watch Netflix.” Digital communication has made it possible to once again develop a tool in social media for connecting and searching for information. I found a great doctor-phlebologist and finally got rid of varicose veins. Sometimes I still want to mindlessly scroll the page, but at this hour I’m lying on fire with my feet. Take it for granted, it’s good for the veins.
Text: Maria Zhdanova
