CHThe article describes a visit to the 'Offline Club' in Zurich, where participants spend two hours without using their smartphones. The author experiences the challenge of taking photos with an old digital camera instead of a smartphone, highlighting the contrast between modern digital habits and analog activities. The club, organized by Eldrid Funck since November, offers various formats like collage-making and writing Christmas cards. The concept originated in Amsterdam during the pandemic and has since spread globally, with 13 clubs worldwide. Despite initially wanting to avoid social media, the founders saw success through viral videos of their events. The experience encourages mindful disconnection and creative engagement.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural trends and lifestyle choices related to technology usage, rather than political issues. It presents a balanced view of the 'Offline Club' movement without overtly favoring any ideological stance. The tone remains observational and descriptive, emphasizing the experien
