Megyn Kelly
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Why Everyone Wants to Unplug from Our Phones and the Problem of Constantly Performing for the Camera
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11:32Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky unpacks a New York Times report showing Gen Z’s nostalgia for the pre-digital era. A survey reveals that 60% of Gen Z wish they could return to a time before everyone was “plugged in,” with many turning back to books, board games, CDs, and even 1990s aesthetics. Emily connects this longing for offline life to deeper cultural and political shifts — from young conservatives seeking tradition to broader concerns about mental health, social media, and the way technology has changed how we live.
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