<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Journey back to 1990s when internet was a deliberate, slow ritual.</li><li>Dial-up modems, physical music, and 3.5-inch floppy disks defined digital experience.</li><li>Transition to always-on internet and smartphones reshaped digital landscape, blurring online-offline boundaries.</li><li>Current digital world offers convenience but raises concerns about privacy and well-being.</li><li>Call for reclaiming agency, introducing positive friction, and demanding user-centric technology.</li></ul>

The Dial-Up Dream and the Digital Dilemma: Charting Our 30-Year Journey with Technology

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