The Internet - this magical convenience that penetrates as a smell even in the smallest details of our lives - shopping, household, homework, taxes - and absorbs our energy, eats our time. And there is no innocence in it. Nowhere. And there was never. It is conceived in sin, the worst of all. It is getting bigger, but in his heart he continues to be bitterly and cold attraction to the death of the planet ... the handcuffs of the future
The Internet, often seen as a wondrous convenience, has infiltrated every aspect of our lives, from shopping and household tasks to education and taxes. It's a double-edged sword, consuming our energy and time, leaving little room for innocence or purity. This pervasive presence brings with it a sense of inevitability, suggesting that it has always been tied to darker intentions and consequences.
As the digital landscape continues to expand, it maintains a troubling connection to the deterioration of our planet. The imagery of "handcuffs of the future" captures a sense of restriction and a bleak outlook, hinting at the idea that while the Internet may offer convenience and connection, it also brings with it a cold detachment from the natural world, leading us toward a grim fate.
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