We don’t move like the humans of previous decades. Our posture has changed. Heads angled toward screens. Thumbs in constant motion. Conversations interrupted by vibration. Silence filled automatically. We live online. Presence is no longer purely physical. It is distributed across platforms, profiles, and feeds. We curate identity in real time—selecting images, refining captions, measuring response. Parts of us exist in servers more consistently than in living rooms. We outso