this is about escaping the noise of platforms and constant connectivity. I reflect on why acclimating to digital silence can feel stark, lonely, and hard, at first. it's like how the body feels on "airplane mode," or when when waking up in a forest after a decade in a cramped city apartment.
in this episode, I explore how and why platforms (by design) turn us into static noise. I share my personal experiments on digital minimalism and solitude -- as a way of practicing more presence and here/now-ness, wherever you are.
this is a meditation on digital silence as a rich landscape, showing you a deeper way into the self.
related
12 experiments in digital freedom (from 2020, in Japan)
a day without screens (2020)
why I don't use email or social media before noon (from 2016, back when I was still on social)
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