They viewed the test subject as it walked through the beautiful garden with unseeing eyes.
The woman walked aimlessly, head down, her left hand held in front of her, the index finger of her right hand swiping aimlessly across the left palm.
‘What’s she doing?’
‘She had the device for so long her body is fixed in that position. She can’t look up anymore, nor does she see the flowers, the trees or the animals around her. Her brain was locked into technology ignoring nature for so long it doesn’t know how to react.’
‘Is it reversible?’
‘Unlikely.’
‘How sad.’
The woman walked aimlessly, head down, her left hand held in front of her, the index finger of her right hand swiping aimlessly across the left palm.
‘What’s she doing?’
‘She had the device for so long her body is fixed in that position. She can’t look up anymore, nor does she see the flowers, the trees or the animals around her. Her brain was locked into technology ignoring nature for so long it doesn’t know how to react.’
‘Is it reversible?’
‘Unlikely.’
‘How sad.’
