Exposure to massive networks of near-strangers leaves us feeling insecure, unsteady, vaguely defensive and often outright aggressive. The constant curated drip-feed of our community’s highlight reel leaves us feeling inadequate and dissatisfied with the regular, humdrum details of our daily lives.
The proliferation of cameras makes everything performative, putting us continually on display while making us cripplingly self-conscious. The networked society, with its information overload and constant connectivity, is changing what it means to be human.
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