Be a little analog

A bus stop, eight people, seven are looking at their smartphones. A residential building, three letters, thirty packages from Amazon. A cathedral, twenty tourists, eighteen raised tablets. A plate of spaghetti, a post, 1000 likes, bon appétit! Two lovers, two iPhones, let me check my phone, darling! A cyclist, a mobile phone, a car ... oops, that was close! What has happened to our world, to our lives? Do we even perceive the real things around us anymore? Or are we digitally driven in a parallel world that lets us race through time at the speed of light, where we - following a strange reflex - only react to the ping, quack, or retro ringing of our smartphones and computers? Here, Julius Hendricks explains why it is so important to outsmart the daily digital madness.