Do we actually need a digital detox that involves a real farm, far from the city, with just a few glamping tents? A place where the first thing you do is lock your phone, watch, and laptop in a safe? Total silence from information, notifications, and work...

​I’ve been obsessed with this idea of building a digital detox village, but not the typical kind where you just go to a mountain and sit in a room for a few days.

​I’m picturing a small community: 4 or 5 glamping tents, an outdoor kitchen, a chicken coop, a small garden with all kinds of vegetables... a real, authentic village feel.

​The unique part I’m thinking about is that you wouldn't just sit around staring into space. Instead, if you want to, you could actually learn how to live on the land—how to prep a garden, plant potatoes, onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers, or even how to make cheese. For breakfast, instead of croissants and orange juice, you’d walk to the coop for fresh organic eggs and pick the tomatoes you helped grow. You’d eat the cheese you helped make yourself.

​This is a brief look into my vision, and I’m genuinely curious about your opinion.

​I live in Belgrade, Serbia, and my daily job is digitally exhausting. Honestly, this village is the place I desperately wish existed for myself.

​Are you as tired of digitalization as I am? Would something like this actually help you reset?

Do we really need a digital detox where we 'earn' our breakfast? Or is it just me?