Being in the Digital World

Husserl, Heidegger, and your digital habits.

Two true stories. After sitting down on a bus, a girl of about ten takes a vacated seat with her father and little brother at her sides, and then pulls out a paper fortune teller she obviously made herself. She asks two women sitting across the way for colours and numbers, working the folds in the fortune teller once they answer. Both were clearly amused as the girl told them their futures. There was something strange in this scene: strangers talking on a bus in a good-natured way. But there was equally something missing.

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There was something strange in this scene: strangers talking on a bus in a good-natured way. But there was equally something missing.
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