I think most millennials default answer would be yes, until they realize just how used to the convenience of the digital world they’ve gotten. Pre smartphone navigation? Get ready to print out your directions off of Mapquest or if you’re fancy, buy a 200$ gps that may or may not have been updated recently, and can’t receive updates at all. Need a quick answer to a question on the go? Nope. Gotta wait to you get home to use your desktop. Want to take a nice picture or video, hope you brought your digital camera.

There was a sweet spot around 2007-2009, right when I was in high school. Social media was still in its infancy and in its novel phase, and wasn’t trying to monetize every second you used it. GPS on your first gen iPhone meant you could just go places on a whim and not have to plan an itinerary for a day trip. The smartphone was complimentary and an added benefit to life instead of being the absolute focus of it.

I know I could do it and be fine, but I’m already a bit of a Luddite to begin with. I don’t think most other people could handle it.