I’ve noticed this a lot too, especially in the early mornings, like around 5:30 am on the MRT. Everyone’s heads are down, buried in their phones, and it feels like we’ve lost the habit of looking up and connecting with the world around us. Having lived in Singapore for almost three years now, I’ve observed how people rarely interact anymore it’s all about technology.

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幾秒內	era_nshu	It’s not just about this one situation it’s a broader reflection of how our lifestyles are evolving. As we move into 2025 in just a few days, I think it’s important to consider the habits we’re passing on to the next generation. Kids often follow their parents’ behaviors, and while it’s not about blaming anyone, it’s worth reflecting on how we can bring back some of the natural human connections we seem to have lost.
2 小時內	Personal shoinlove	Who will want to talk to a stranger at 5.30 am? Don’t break the silence .. people who wake up and commute early wana nap. This is just being considerate.
3 小時內	小黄 xiaohuang2025	It is
19 小時內	whatsupmaluv	Singaporeans have lost their souls. Even the city is soulless with no unique identity other than western ideas of modernisation.