The end of solitude: Overtaken by technology

How, then, can we find and embrace emptiness in the sea of digital activity we swim through every day? The possibility of constant communication and information can make us allergic to absence. It’s not just that the technology is ubiquitous, invasive, and addicting. Its presence in our lives belies the deeper issue that the Wilson study touched upon: the ability to sit still with ourselves.

~ Susan Cain from, «http://www.quietrev.com/the-end-of-solitude-overtaken-by-technology/»

Elsewhere, this is 4uqute2. — slipbox

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Quiet

http://www.quietrev.com/manifesto/

Elsewhere, this is 4uquma1. — slipbox

The Quiet Revolution: Have you ever read the book Quiet by Susan Cain? Here’s . . . well, her next project? a companion project? you decide.

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