Reality? It’ll Never Catch On
Paul Miller, a longtime blogger who’s been living offline since April, discovers the limits of a digital cleanse: “[N]ow that not having internet is no longer new, just normal, the zen calm is gone. I don’t wake with the sunrise while chirping birds pull back the covers. I still have a job. I feel pressure and stress and frustration. I get lonely and bored.”
theverge.com
Paul Miller, a longtime blogger who’s been living offline since April, discovers the limits of a digital cleanse: “[N]ow that not having internet is no longer new, just normal, the zen calm is gone. I don’t wake with the sunrise while chirping birds pull back the covers. I still have a job. I feel pressure and stress and frustration. I get lonely and bored.”



Special Reactions
Your Reaction?
React with an animated GIF!
READY. SET. REACT!
GET STARTED