In a world increasingly dominated by smartphones, a new social experiment is making waves. A young woman in the US is distributing "methaphones," clear acrylic replicas of iPhones, to individuals who want to explore the impact of technology on their lives. The experiment's creator believes the methaphone can help people understand their phone addiction better. "It's about replacing the feeling of having a phone without the actual technology," she explains. The experiment has garnered significant online attention, prompting discussions about our relationship with technology and its potential to disconnect us from human interaction. One participant commented, "It's surprisingly effective. I found myself reaching for my phone less often, which was unexpected."
Mnogi danas ne mogu da zamisle život bez pametnih telefona. Neki od njih ga koriste funkcionalno, dok drugi samo skroluju po društvenim mrežama i nak…
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