The real problem
The real villain in this story is social media (not parents, although they often are).
Think about it. You sit with your friend in a cafe, when you get a notification. Suddenly, there are not two of you — but more. The intrusion has been made. That nagging device wants your attention —because, oh my god, “Your friend has tagged you in a photo.” How can you let go of that?
We are never alone. And that’s the biggest problem. We can’t think for ourselves because there is so much content we consume.
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