In social networks derided the longing for the past without phones (photo)
Users share ironic pictures about how to live in the present moment.
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There is a belief that modern people have lost the habit to live without all sorts of devices, and virtual communication has replaced their real life. Nostalgia for the “real life” so often covers sotsseti that has become the subject of ridicule.
The last few days, users of social networks share pictures which make fun of nostalgia for the days without smartphones. Photographs, drawings and collages accompany the text “Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment” (“No phone in sight. Just people, living in the moment”).
Not a cell phone in sight, just 4 men living in the moment pic.twitter.com/tk6XE7dwOM
— henr-EEK (@NotInDeniaI) 18 Nov 2018
Not a cell phone in sight. People just living in the moment pic.twitter.com/Sg8fWFso26
— Samwise (@Captian_Shay) November 4, 2018
not a cell phone in sight. just living in the moment. absolutely beautiful, wish we could go back pic.twitter.com/iAmo0IQepR
— joe (@TravusHertl) November 6, 2018
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment. pic.twitter.com/IJDbJXruVh
— Nah, You Good. (@uglynewyork) November 6, 2018
Not a cell phone in sight, just people living in the moment. wish we could go back. #TWICE pic.twitter.com/7NpCseWaBw
— Dahyunnie (@Jenlisa_Natzu) 18 Nov 2018
7:00 pm. Student caught READING the @sltrib @JDCHS ! Not a cell phone in sight! #JDReads ?❤? pic.twitter.com/6R26haf8zw
— Kαƚҽ Sυҽʅ (@katesuel_jdchs) March 9, 2017
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment. pic.twitter.com/FjSafvXkgF
— Cardi Bier? (@Gershforthewin) 8 November 2018.
Not a cell phone in sight. Just people living in the moment. pic.twitter.com/FT1BaP24my
— Meninist (@MeninistTweet) 18 Nov 2018
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