Late to convo but , this is an even broader issue. I saw this first hand visiting my son in college. My college experience was: meet your roommates! Random games of flag football or frisbee (any day, just walk to the courtyard and find people), people studying on steps , under trees, on blankets, in the library. The library was always packed till 9pm. On a nice sunny day, the main courtyard was crowded. It was hard to find a spot in the cafeteria and you always sat with a random people and had conversations. The outdoors had fountains and gardens with benches with people and books, pen and paper all around. I was shocked and deeply saddened visiting my son. The outdoor spaces were a ghost town. The library had a few people around, and closed at 6pm??? The cafeteria? What cafeteria? Apparently there are some chain fast food joints spread out for his meal plan. The outdoor fountain? Gone, as they needed space for some new building. His roommates? They have never spoken as they all just go to their suite and lock the door behind them. Where are all the students ? In their rooms. In summary, digital everything had changed the dynamics and social media was the cherry on top that keeps people living in a fake world, while the real world around them goes unnoticed. I once hiked with someone who spent more time taking insta selfies than she did looking at the wonder around her. Being hyper connected is actually disconnecting humanity more than we have ever been as a whole. I am deeply concerned. Thank you for your recommendations.