Christopher Walken’s Stirring Quote on Avoiding Cellphones Goes Viral
Christopher Walken’s Stirring Quote on Avoiding Cellphones Goes Viral
In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, octogenarian actor Christopher Walken shared his unique stance on modern technology, specifically cellphones. His candid comments are resonating with a wide audience on social media.
“I don’t have technology. I only have a satellite dish on my house. So I’ve seen ‘Severance’ on DVDs that they’re good enough to send me,” he explained. “I don’t have a cell phone. I’ve never emailed or, what do you call it, Twittered.”
A vivid example of technology aversion
Walken’s simple statement, “I don’t have technology,” highlights a world where technology adaptation is often seen as a necessary attribute. His stance is refreshingly straightforward, aligning with a growing group of individuals who seek simpler, less tech-heavy lifestyles.
Past Reflections on Technology
This is not the first time Walken has expressed his disconnection from digital devices. In 2020, he talked about occasionally being given cellphones on movie sets, not for personal use but as a tracking device. “Sometimes on a movie they’ll give me a cell phone, but it’s more so that they can find me… like a tracking collar. If I want to use it, someone has to dial it for me, that kind of thing,” noted Walken.
An Inspiring Philosophy
Walken’s philosophy to life, as highlighted by his rejection of cellphones, offers a perspective that many yearn for in our digital age. His willingness to stay
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