Tag: existential tech thoughts

• If Everything Is Instant, Why Does Nothing Feel Finished? | Sindy

  In a fast-paced world where instant updates and communications dominate, Sindy reflects on the fleeting nature of closure. She emphasizes that while speed propels us forward, it often erases the sense of completion, leaving us longing for the ability to truly feel finished in our experiences.

  hamby03

  February 19, 2026

  Sindy Asks

  attention economy, closure and progress, digital acceleration, existential tech thoughts, if everything is instant, modern life reflection, sindy, sindy spoken word, speed versus completion, spoken word philosophy, technology and time

• Are We Becoming More Connected — or Just More Visible? | Sindy

  Sindy’s spoken-word reflection examines whether constant sharing on social media fosters genuine connection or merely enhances visibility. She argues that while we may appear more connected through recognition and reactions, true understanding requires time and attention. The crucial inquiry is whether visibility equates to authentic connection.

  hamby03

  January 16, 2026

  Sindy Asks

  are we more connected or just visible, existential tech thoughts, human connection questions, modern digital relationships, sindy, sindy spoken word, social media and identity, spoken word philosophy, technology and identity, visibility versus connection