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If I Ruled The World Jordan Stephens

I’d destroy modern phones. Modern phones are too much. Over the top. They feel necessary now but never were. I think a lot of technology peaked in the Nineties or early Noughties. And since then we’ve just been convinced we need stuff when we don’t. Right? We get tricked into feeling like we’re missing out when there was never an issue [in the first place].

[It’s] the opposite. To be honest, I was at peace with a CD Walkman.

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