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Brad Barrish
@bradbarrish
Remember when being connected and tethered to our devices was a sign of importance and even prestige? That's over. It has flipped. In the not-so-distant future, there will be a new class of people, not defined by their monetary wealth but by their temporal wealth. A new sense of value and importance will be placed on being disconnected and on slowing down.
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Thomas
@aviationdoctor.eth
I’ve observed this. I have clients who would boast that they absolutely never ever check their email. If I send them something important, I must notify their EA so they can print out the email and pass it to their boss
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Robotandkid
@robotandkid
that explains the guilt i sometimes have because i can spend way more time w/ my kid than my neighbors but this wealth is not easy to share
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thej0n 🎩🍖🤝
@thej0n.eth
Except we will need money for that.. (Or inherit land where food grows, but that is also “money”)
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Jared
@javabu.eth
I can feel this shift happening. Working less and having time is the new wealth.
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Jordi Gandul🎩
@jordigandul
Absolutely Brad!
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Julia Drozdik
@happy-drozdik
I like the new direction when people return to reality and appreciate precious moments in nature, with family
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wahoo.eth 🎩✨
@wahoo
Sounds like a nice future 108✨
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Stam🎩🔵🐹
@stamrecords.eth
I love this and totally agree. Also finding value in yourself and within your mind is so powerful. I might just say more connected to self than “disconnected”
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L3MBDA
@l3mbda
future status symbol: how many bars you don’t have!
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