None of the technology you listed destroyed basic human interaction.
The technologies I listed all had their detractors claiming that mankind or civilization was grievously harmed by the innovations of the day.
If it walks like a Luddite, talks like a Luddite...
I dumped my cellphone in April. Fed up with T-Mobil cutting off my service every other month cuz their system can’t auto-bill pay to an out-of-date plan. I liked my plan and it was a good one so they got rid of it but I was able to keep mine. So they used the auto-cutoff strategy and a $20 reinstatement charge to gouge money for it. Over several years I calculated I’d pay’d over $400 in ‘re-connection- fees. Whenever they called they’d say they’d remedied it and I would be refunded the $20. They never did, not once.
So I’m going w/o cellphone for a while. Until I recoup what was lost to T-Mobil. It just takes a little planning ahead and I can’t take the kids out in the boat but they like the Waverunner better.
“None of the technology you listed destroyed basic human interaction.”
It wasn’t the cell phone, it was the fax machine.