you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones.
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you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones. a world less addicted to phones and social media is not something she can fathom (or in her interest)
Taylor Lorenz’s Screen Time Is Almost 17 Hours a Day
The extremely online journalist and content creator doesn’t believe in tech hygiene and yearns for a world where “inbox infinity” is celebrated.
WIRED (www.wired.com)
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you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones. a world less addicted to phones and social media is not something she can fathom (or in her interest)
Taylor Lorenz’s Screen Time Is Almost 17 Hours a Day
The extremely online journalist and content creator doesn’t believe in tech hygiene and yearns for a world where “inbox infinity” is celebrated.
WIRED (www.wired.com)
your brain after rotting from being extremely online:
“I think caring about screen time is stupid. It's a waste of mental energy. I actually think this whole moral panic over screen time is going to be gone in 10 years, because everything's going to be integrated into the world around us already.”
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you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones. a world less addicted to phones and social media is not something she can fathom (or in her interest)
Taylor Lorenz’s Screen Time Is Almost 17 Hours a Day
The extremely online journalist and content creator doesn’t believe in tech hygiene and yearns for a world where “inbox infinity” is celebrated.
WIRED (www.wired.com)
but she's a vocal fan of the fedi...
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your brain after rotting from being extremely online:
“I think caring about screen time is stupid. It's a waste of mental energy. I actually think this whole moral panic over screen time is going to be gone in 10 years, because everything's going to be integrated into the world around us already.”
the movement to stop letting tech cause people stress and anxiety is actually what’s causing people stress and anxiety
the delusion of someone who desperately needs to touch grass
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you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones. a world less addicted to phones and social media is not something she can fathom (or in her interest)
Taylor Lorenz’s Screen Time Is Almost 17 Hours a Day
The extremely online journalist and content creator doesn’t believe in tech hygiene and yearns for a world where “inbox infinity” is celebrated.
WIRED (www.wired.com)
@parismarx She's basically just on the "230 is holy text" train, right? Or are there other regulations she "rails against"?
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@parismarx She's basically just on the "230 is holy text" train, right? Or are there other regulations she "rails against"?
@tante basically yes, a position she’s adopted in the past few years. she came out against the ruling in california the other day, saying it was just another way to attack content and free speech etc etc
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the movement to stop letting tech cause people stress and anxiety is actually what’s causing people stress and anxiety
the delusion of someone who desperately needs to touch grass
@parismarx Apparently "Getting an MRI is the real cause of cancer" is a popular vibe in tech these days.
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@tante basically yes, a position she’s adopted in the past few years. she came out against the ruling in california the other day, saying it was just another way to attack content and free speech etc etc
@parismarx but that's basically true for everyone in the US
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your brain after rotting from being extremely online:
“I think caring about screen time is stupid. It's a waste of mental energy. I actually think this whole moral panic over screen time is going to be gone in 10 years, because everything's going to be integrated into the world around us already.”
@parismarx all I can hear is "Let people have nice things! If a rational actor wants go into crippling debt by gambling away all their savings, we should let them. In fact, we should encourage it. It's just human nature!" (I've read Addiction By Design recently, and boy, is there a very clear pipeline from gambling machine design to Big Tech!)
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you can directly connect this to how she rails against tech regulation and even people using dumbphones. a world less addicted to phones and social media is not something she can fathom (or in her interest)
Taylor Lorenz’s Screen Time Is Almost 17 Hours a Day
The extremely online journalist and content creator doesn’t believe in tech hygiene and yearns for a world where “inbox infinity” is celebrated.
WIRED (www.wired.com)
@parismarx “because I hate the silence of downtown LA” is a hell of dependent clause in any context, but this particular one “I also like to listen to background noise all day” is a doozy. So much to unpack there, but I think I would rather leave that in its box where it can be contained safely.
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