Will you have spent more of your life with computers than your family?

A writer reflects on spending more time facing their computer than with family members, recognizing this as a troubling shift that has gradually become normalized over the past decade. They attribute this pattern to both work obligations and the superior stimulation screens provide compared to human interaction, warning others that they may be unknowingly trapped in the same cycle. The author emphasizes the danger of this gradual change: forgetting what "normal" used to be before screens dominated daily life.