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I was born in the early 2000s, and my most memorable memories are from past the 2010s. Technology has always been a part of my life. Going on youtube, chatting with friends through a video call or instant messages, a life without these little privileges are unknown to me. It's efficient, to be able to easily connect like this. But sometimes, with the chaotic world of opinions and cancel culture, it's easy to seek for a simpler life.
Like a life on the field, running through sunflower patches and wheat fields. Waking up to the first rays of the sun coloring your room in a warm, morning glow. Or taking hikes in a quiet forest, surrounded by the pitter-patter of an animal's feet and the flutter of a bird's wings as you pick a variant of berries and fruits. Or sunsets by the ocean, the soft sand imprinting your footprint as the waves gently wash your feet.
It may be true that man can do incredible things, make life-changing inventions and groundbreaking research, but only nature can offer a unique experience. Only nature could give you the most fulfilling sensation of being connected with something far bigger than just the little bubble of space we live in.