Walked past Dolores Park where a teen was hitting tennis balls at a wall solo while 2 apparent grandparents each stared at their phones
Seems like a transition happens at some point and it became more socially acceptable to stare at a phone than to off into space/at nothing.
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Or moreover one seems less likely now to hear "stop looking at your phone" - the exact location of "real reality" has blended
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People used to bring a newspaper or a book places where they had to wait. A phone isn't much different.
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Fair. And reading a newspaper at the table in front of someone else would have been similarly rude..
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It's about where your attention is. Is it fine or insulting to want to escape this particular moment?
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