I work seasonally and spend the other half of the year trying to disconnect and focus on real-life, outdoor hobbies. Even if I leave my phone turned off, the majority of the people around me, young and old alike, are on their phones. They feel a need to document what they are doing on social media. Even in countercultures that draw on the 1960s hippies for examples, people might frown on photos going on social media, but participants are still whipping out their phones constantly to look at stuff. Today, the person who takes that radical act finds it much more difficult to have a community of like-minded people.