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- - - - https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/nov/16/zombie-apocalypse-dangerously-disconnected-world-rebecca-solnit
      - https://theconversation.com/online-gaming-communities-could-provide-a-lifeline-for-isolated-young-men-new-research-211558
      - https://theconversation.com/yes-online-communities-pose-risks-for-young-people-but-they-are-also-important-sources-of-support-158276
    - - People can formulate their own ideas to an extent
      - The structure of the social media program (endless scroll) is more problematic than the content within it. We are the product designed to be adictied.
    - - American culture allows for this cut off feeling, ultra convenience lowers human interactions.
      - Demonises social media and portrays a very across the board view on the negative on digital life.
      - I think the piece is overly nostalgic particularly in the context of women. were the 80s really better. Is shutting ourselves off really safer?
      - Look into Jane Jacobs - natural surveillance eyes on the street.
    - - I think. human interaction is important for democracy.
      - What is the value of low level urban interactions? I think we do need these to develop trust.
      - The article attacks big tech in a way the anxious generation does - the attention economy is polarising us and placing us in echo chambers.