We live in a time where human connection is unlimited and humanity feels rationed. You can reach anyone instantly. You can speak to strangers across continents without leaving your chair. You can watch lives unfold in real time, tragedies, celebrations, confessions, meltdowns, all neatly packaged for your feed. And yet something essential is missing. Not access. Not information. Humanity. Connection
Tag: social media
The Great Filipino Hallucination We’ve become a nation of highlight reels and hollow souls. Everyone looks rich online, but behind those posts are overdue bills, loan app notifications, and unpaid rent. It’s not poverty that defines this generation—it’s delusion. Take a walk through Instagram and it looks like we’re all living the good life. Café hopping, beach trips, unboxing videos,