...that is humanity
I see the two of them in a club. He orders coffee, she orders lemonade.
The action that takes most of their time is looking into their phone screens.
I see a person on the subway. The person sits down and around that person all the men are playing pool on their phone, all the women text or talk on the phone.
The best is when a bus or subway just leaves and the ones unlucky enough to miss it, after the moment of gosh, darn it, they pick a comfortable spot and take out their peaces of technology and start pushing buttons or touching screens.
This consumerism is greater than I ever imagined.
I see the two of them in a club. He orders coffee, she orders lemonade.
The action that takes most of their time is looking into their phone screens.
I see a person on the subway. The person sits down and around that person all the men are playing pool on their phone, all the women text or talk on the phone.
The best is when a bus or subway just leaves and the ones unlucky enough to miss it, after the moment of gosh, darn it, they pick a comfortable spot and take out their peaces of technology and start pushing buttons or touching screens.
This consumerism is greater than I ever imagined.
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