Slow Down and Touch Grass (Literally): How Younger Americans Fell Head Over Heels for Low-Tech Living
Somewhere between the fifteenth app update notification and the third algorithm-recommended video, a generation quietly put down their phones and picked up a pen. Board game cafes are packed, zine fairs are selling out, and the post office is — brace yourself — actually relevant again. Turns out, a little friction goes a long way.