moby and the void

The general premise of the video is just showing how everyone is so attached to their phones and the internet.
This video was very effective to me in conveying it's intended message.
I feel like this is more of a current social situation because everyone is so attached to their phones and you do mostly everything on your phone, well at least you can, or on the computer. So many people are so addicted that they don't know whats going on around them in the world.

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