Unplugged living is fine, but it slows down global progress. Eons ago it was normal. Today it seems to be a manifestation of the defense mechanism isolation, and is attractive to people who can't quite make it in the city, who can't quite handle discrimination, who are tired of fighting for their rights, and who choose to be selective with relationships.

Unplugged vacationing, as opposed to unplugged living, is the solution. Actually it used to be called camping.

And then one can always have the unplugged hour, which can be spent playing a game of Parker Brothers Monopoly. Or the Parker Brothers Ouija Board. And so, as you can see, even one's choice of board game reflects that everyone remains biased, plugged or unplugged.