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https://breaktheiceh.cargo.site/Introduction: Modern society is the age of the Internet, and also the age of information flow. People live in a muddled stream of information every day, picking through the useful stuff. The amount of energy expends is enough to narrow our focus, and the sheer flow of information makes it hard to distinguish and weakens our need to socialize. Because the convenience of the Internet allows people to communicate online anytime and anywhere, it also creates a sense of distance. As a result, many people choose to immerse themselves in virtual communication, but lose the ability to communicate with other people face to face.
Suppose that in the future, if the world is highly virtual and the communication between people only stays in the network world, will people lose the most basic face-to-face sincere communication skills? The telephone booth was a hub of communication between people before the age of intelligence. Now it is a product eliminated by the age, but it still has the significance of human communication. Suppose in a future world there is a "relic" from hundreds of years ago -- a telephone booth. What will happen when the collision happens?
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Lin Yuken is a sophomore undergraduate majoring in Art and Technology, School of Innovation and Design, China Academy of Art
Lin Qiaoyue is a sophomore undergraduate majoring in Art and Technology, School of Innovation and Design, China Academy of Art
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