Ars Technica6d agoCultureUnited States
Summer of Ludd: A Movement to Disconnect from Technology and Reconnect with Community
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- The "Summer of Ludd" in NYC's East Village offers offline activities like talks, workshops, and a play, encouraging people to disconnect from phones and Big Tech.
- The movement, associated with Gen Z's growing tech criticism, emphasizes human connection and resisting "the fracking of human attention."
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The "Summer of Ludd" in NYC's East Village offers offline activities like talks, workshops, and a play, encouraging people to disconnect from phones and Big Tech. The movement, associated with Gen Z's growing tech criticism, emphasizes human connection and resisting "the fracking of human attention."
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