Technology Addiction

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    I don't know if it's so much an addiction as it is a byproduct of availability as far as news and information. It could very well be an addiction to information in my case that just so happens to use technology as the delivery mechanism.

    I mean, I use technology all the time, but the majority of those uses (music making, design work) don't reinforce or fuel an addiction. An addiction would feel like more of an irrational or harmful and consistent usage of technology for mindless things (social media, YouTube, electronic conversations, etc.) I think plenty of us are way to addicted on that level.

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    • Do you miss being in front of a screen when you're doing something else? Are thinking "cant wait to get home and scroll the web"?Bennn
    • No. To be accurate, I can't wait to get home and surf the world wide web.
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