In today’s hyper-connected world, one troubling trend stands out and something I would like to change about modern society is the compulsive need to record every moment, no matter the circumstances. From heart-pounding accidents to lighthearted events like a circus performance, people of all ages whip out their smartphones to capture videos or reels, often without a second thought. This habit of prioritizing content creation over human connection is reshaping how we respond to the world around us—and not always for the better. Picture this: a car accident unfolds on a busy street, or someone collapses in a public space. Instead of stepping forward to help, bystanders instinctively reach for their phones, eager to document the moment. The impulse to record overrides the instinct to act, turning us into passive observers of life’s most critical moments. This isn’t just a missed opportunity to lend a hand—it’s a step toward a… What would you change about modern society?