These past few years I've noticed that anywhere that's pretty like nice viewpoints in Venice, Capri, Paris, even a little pool I went to in Crete fgs, plus major works at art galleries, people seem to be unofficially queuing to take photos and even if you're not that arsed about taking photos there's an unspoken social consensus that you either queue or fuck off. You can't just walk about and do your shit. You have to queue, take a photo and leave.
I feel really constricted by this but everyone seems to go along with it. Is this just how the world is going to be now - a succession of queuepoints? And for what purpose? So that people can share their data with Big tech? That's what the world is now?
I'm uncomfortable with this phenomenon of people altering the real world behaviour of those around them for the sake of the digital world, not least because the people who control the digital world seem to hate actual real life, so god knows we shouldn't be taking any modelling from them. Does anyone else feel the same?