使用手机模糊了工作时间和非工作时间的界限,增加了家庭和朋友之间的压力和紧张气氛。正如埃里克·斯雷特在他的文章中写的:“好像我们越有‘联系’,越变得疏远。”上午九点多钟,我和两个来自意大利的同伴徒步进入了法国南部山区。经过昨夜雨水的洗涤,大地显得格外清新。牛羊在山坡上悠闲地吃草,蓝天向远方无限延伸。突然,我听见一阵微弱的响声,听起来不像是鸟鸣虫叫。走在我前面的那个叫布森·福尔格姆的同伴听到响声,迅速从口袋里 The blurring of the boundaries between working hours and non-working hours using cell phones has increased the stress and tension between family and friends. As Eric Slater wrote in his essay: “It seems as if the more we get in touch, the more estranged.” "More than nine o’clock in the morning, I walked in with two companions from Italy Mountain in southern France. After last night’s rain washing, the earth is particularly fresh. Cattle and sheep graze on the slopes leisurely, the sky extends infinitely far away. Suddenly, I heard a faint noise that did not sound like a buzzing bird. The companion called Bouens-Forgheim, who was walking in front of me, heard the noise quickly from his pocket