Why must we still sit in front of screens? An early look at screenless living
EricBuess · x · 2026-11-14
Eric Buess argues that requiring users to be physically tethered to phones or computers feels archaic — like being chained to one spot staring down at a device — and describes his early experiments with screenless living, while noting it takes real work to pull off.
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