Wednesday, March 21, 2018

Staying Connected

Andy | Wednesday, March 21, 2018 | Best Blogger Tips
One, two, three, texting in the subway station. It is almost possible to stay connected anywhere.

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  1. ...and who knows, the three may be texting each other, this is a strange world!

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  2. Nobody anymore communicates, excepted with its such motive ... Excellent photo

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  3. I agree with Marie, there is no real communication between people anymore, everybody is in his own bubble. A sad sign of this time.

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  4. Count me number 4 this past week while keeping adult children in the loop.

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  5. We live in a strange world now that people can't just talk to each other

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  6. A good catch, Andy! Remember when people spoke to each other? ;-)

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  7. This is such a common sight these days.

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  8. "All right, hands Up! Drop those phones! Don't move a muscle. Up against the wall! Now, we're going to wait for 15 minutes to see if the world comes to an end. If not, you can get your phones and hop on a train."

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  9. The people in your photo seem to be connected to everything but their own environment. There is a sadness to your image.

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  10. At least they're mindful enough to stay far back away from the edge.

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  11. I'm still hooked on face-to-face talking but while traveling lately my phone has helped me manage all the details and send pictures to friends (who I otherwise talk to).

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  12. How is to possible that a device meant for communication is quickly isolating us?

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  13. Prisoners of technology, forgetting how beautiful the world around them is...

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  14. I see this so much, and then have to remind myself to put my phone down for a bit.

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  15. Everyone nearly does this these days - and I'm trying to think what we all did before, just stared into space when alone I expect.

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  16. ... and absolutely no eye-contact with a living, breathing person.

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  17. It didn't used to bother me, but now--- I want to throttle them all. I want to scream, WAKE UP!

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  18. En un mundo supuestamente hiperconectado me da la impresión que en realidad estamos sufriendo un autismo tecnológico, cada vez más aislados y encerrados en nosotros mismos.
    Un saludo,

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  19. Nicely composed. In situations like this, when I am by myself, it does seem like a good time to catch up. Guilty as charged.

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