A five-minute spoken word film urging people to unplug from smartphones and social media has, ironically, taken the internet by storm, dividing opinions online as to whether it is thought-provoking or hypocritical. Perhaps best described as "a little sentimental", the video shows writer and director Gary Turk reading a poem which orders people to "look up from your phone, shut down the display, take in your surroundings and make the most of today".
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Good thing I signed up at launch so people know I'm the real evilcackle
Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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This is something Amazing, everyone should see this
I really feel bad for the kids in today's world. They simply don't want to experience that one craves as a kid. Gone are the days where you'll play tag, water Ballon\gun fights, etc. because of how attach they are to a device. It's a beautiful video
This video is great, too bad people will just go "aww what a nice video" then go right back to Facebook lol
I personally have been trying to stop doing it. It's interesting when you are in public, just sitting there, and look around to see everyone in a room staring downwards. It makes a lot of them uncomfortable, they will glance up at you, then hide their screen or turn away.
i am gonna deactivate my fb now