Something I've noticed after losing touch with technology for a short while is my habit of constant consumption. I've recently realised that I actually struggle in silence. And not just auditory silence, but the silence of everything. Silence of the mind. I guess another term to put it is boredom. The time interval between school and work. The morning commute. The couple hours before sleep. The moments after waking up. I have this tendency to want to fill every 'empty' space with noise . So I turn to social media and trying to distract myself with other people's lives, subconsciously wishing I was some place else. Getting caught up in what the world is providing me with, instead of thinking about what I could provide to the world. But with my usual cycling of thoughts during this silence, putting my electronics down for a second, I noticed that that silence is not empty at all. In fact it teaches you so much more than any app ever could. Lessons about yourself...