Publish at June 04 2025 Updated June 04 2025
The fragility of social ties is based on illusory socialization, hyperconnection that distances us from ourselves and from others, and the disembodiment of social ties, leading to solitary behavior and a thirst for freedom that can damage the health of young users.
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