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The film examines the impact of technology on daily life, particularly how it has transformed morning routines. It contrasts the simplicity of pre-technology mornings with the complexity of modern life, where checking emails and social media has become the norm. The documentary references the significant growth of mobile devices and social media from 1999 to 2011, highlighting the shift from alienation to hyper-connectivity.
Experts like Dr. Adam Ghazali discuss the neuroscience behind distraction and focus, emphasizing how technology affects our cognitive abilities. The film argues for a balance between embracing technology and maintaining the depth of human communication, suggesting that while digital tools can enhance expression, they should not define our humanity.
Why Watch
- •Find out how mobile devices changed morning routines.
- •Meet Dr. Adam Ghazali and learn about distraction.
- •See the growth of social media from 1999 to 2011.
Did You Know
•In 1999, there were only 250 million mobile users worldwide.
•By 2011, the world had 5.9 billion mobile devices.
•Facebook had over 800 million users by 2011.
•The Internet had more than half a billion websites by 2011.
Perfect For
Tech enthusiastsCognitive science fansSocial media users