So fitting, then, that the modern filers and droppers could play an endless runner as they race towards the lobby.

Today we'd all be on our phones, of course, devices that often impose a powerful kind of isolation even as they connect us with the rest of the world. Elevators! To be squashed in amongst fellow humans, but to also be so solitary, travelling in the non-place of the falling car for a dozen floors, separated by the memory of work with its endless pages, by the thought of the subway to follow.

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