Category: Category 2


  • The Death of Boredom

    The Death of Boredom

    If you walked into a waiting room thirty years ago, you would see people staring at the ceiling, tapping their feet, or perhaps flipping through a three-year-old magazine. They were bored. Today, that scene is extinct. Every head is bowed, every thumb is scrolling, and every mind is occupied. We have treated boredom like a…

  • The Glitch in Human Connection

    Connected to everyone, known by no one. We are living in the most connected era in human history. With a device in our pocket, we can video call a stranger in Tokyo or debate politics with someone in Brazil. Technically, we have never been closer. Biologically, we have never been more distant. There is a…