As you argue, for a couple of decades now, we have been immersed in the digital age, contaminated by it. Like any vice, quitting it is a difficult process, but not impossible. The most worrying thing is that digital doses are continuously increasing, so the antidote cannot remain mere words, but must be translated into concrete actions.
P.S.: In my mother's house there is a much older telephone than the one shown at the beginning of your publication.
The stream is exponentially growing, but the value is narrowing and approaching zero. People are consuming more of the stream, getting less out of it.
Oh, this phone pic was from a hotel I visited a few months ago. It was funny to see it there. I haven't seen a landline in a Finnish home I think for maybe 20 years.