The Cage
In a hyperconnected world, where our personal relationships, leisure, education, love or business are completely linked to technology, we have believed the promise that we were walking towards a better future. What if this technology, which promised to make everything easier for us, is really the cause of so much unrest and loneliness?
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In a hyperconnected world, where our personal relationships, leisure, education, love or business are completely linked to technology, we have believed the promise that we were walking towards a better future. What if this technology, which promised to make everything easier for us, is really the cause of so much unrest and loneliness?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Julio D. Wallovits
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