Your post as well as the "Click Fix" article brought to mind the recent phenomenon of "immersive" artwork such as the Van Gogh travelling exhibit. https://vangoghexpo.com/ It's not sufficient to look at a mere picture on the wall of a museum any longer. It has to be a sensory overload experience.
As an example of the power of resonance (and a contrast to the art gallery and museum examples), I spent a lot of time watching live coverage of Queen's Lying-in-State as the mourners filed past. It was fascinating to watch the reactions to being in the gorgeous, vast Westminster Abbey and the nearness to Elizabeth's coffin: a mixture of grief, solemnity, and awe. Not long into it, I realized no one had their phones out. I'm sure they were strongly warned against getting them out, but it forced them to be in the moment--they had no control over that experience, and for many, it seemed to be profoundly moving.
Your post as well as the "Click Fix" article brought to mind the recent phenomenon of "immersive" artwork such as the Van Gogh travelling exhibit. https://vangoghexpo.com/ It's not sufficient to look at a mere picture on the wall of a museum any longer. It has to be a sensory overload experience.
This. All of this. Thank you. 
Off to re-savor some of my favorite sentences from this essay. 
As an example of the power of resonance (and a contrast to the art gallery and museum examples), I spent a lot of time watching live coverage of Queen's Lying-in-State as the mourners filed past. It was fascinating to watch the reactions to being in the gorgeous, vast Westminster Abbey and the nearness to Elizabeth's coffin: a mixture of grief, solemnity, and awe. Not long into it, I realized no one had their phones out. I'm sure they were strongly warned against getting them out, but it forced them to be in the moment--they had no control over that experience, and for many, it seemed to be profoundly moving.
"There’s much more we could say here." and I hope you will! Thank you for this! Much to ponder on the idea of "resonance."
This book is on my to-read list, and I have to say it has moved up the list now. Thanks for posting some of your takeaways!
Insightful and true as always! Thanks!