We pursue this mission because social media's broken promises have created an unprecedented crisis in human well-being. What began as platforms designed to bring the world closer together devolved into attention-harvesting machines that exploit psychological vulnerabilities for profit. The result is a mental health epidemic, with research proving that face-to-face interaction far outperforms digital communication for psychological health. As people awaken to this manipulation and demand technology that serves their flourishing rather than their exploitation, we recognize our unique responsibility as one of the last generations to remember authentic presence before constant connection. We build device-free spaces not as a retreat from progress, but as a necessary correction, creating spaces where nature, art, and real human connection can restore what predatory algorithms have systematically undermined, preserving the essential practices of presence and creativity that make us fundamentally human.