Being glued to the screen 24/7 doesn't hit the same way anymore. Back 15-20 years ago, staying constantly online felt valuable—now? Maybe worth just a fraction of that. The real shift happening soon is people waking up to this reality: they actually don't need to chase that endless grind where you're always plugged in, always on call. That lifestyle kills your actual connections—friends fade, family time disappears, face-to-face moments become rare. More folks are starting to question whether constant connectivity is even worth the cost. The future might just be people stepping back, reclaiming real relationships, and realizing that offline presence actually matters.