Living a digital life in the 21st century feels like fighting a war you can't win. We are relentlessly phished, perpetually warned about malware, told not to click, and routinely notified that our most sensitive data has been exposed in yet another massive breach. We've been conditioned to see this as a personal failure — if only we'd used a stronger password, followed obscure best practices, or hadn't clicked that link. But this constant state of digital siege isn't your fault. It's a sign of a much deeper crisis.
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