What happened to the world?

Lately, I’ve been forced to succumb the idea that the world we live in is disintegrating into pieces. Advancement has become the euphemism for taking the essence out of things. The very elements that constitute things have faced the fatal reality. We built a social life without interacting socially with one another. We built a system to create intimacy in a certain amount of time. Commitment and affection have become the unnatural faces of our lives. The empathy we had for fellow humans, just because we are human beings, has become costly. The upgrade in our lifestyles to save us time is the greatest jest, perhaps. Because none of us have any time to do a thing. For us, the people in the previous centuries are simple and boring. And yet, our so-called sophisticated life has left us with no time to think and reconsider our decisions. Unwise, impulsive, and easily satisfied without considering the value are the best descriptions of our time. We even managed to have a coffee without the caffeine. The same way we create a beer without alcohol. Our advanced life has become meaningless and fragile in many aspects. So many of us suffer in silence. But we are not the only ones falling apart into pieces. The world we built is also decomposing. If we only knew how far we have come from the essence of life!