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Why Should We Get More Bored and Look Less at the Cell Phone

In a bus stop there are eight people and seven look at the mobile phone. One slides videos, another answers messages and another query for the third time how long it takes to arrive. Perhaps the only one who doesn’t have a screen in her hands also doesn’t look at the street: she searches the bag, looks at the clock and changes the weight from one leg to another. Staying still, with nothing concrete to do, starts to be uncomfortable.
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In a bus stop there are eight people and seven look at the mobile phone. One slides videos, another answers messages and another query for the third time how long it takes to arrive. Perhaps the only one who doesn’t have a screen in her hands also doesn’t look at the street: she searches the bag, looks at the clock and changes the weight from one leg to another. Staying still, with nothing concrete to do, starts to be uncomfortable.

·Bilbao, Spain
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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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