Well said. I do think there is a market for people who don't want their lives invaded by technology. Not in a Luddite way; though in a "I enjoy being in the present moment, and don't need to distract myself from it" way. There are companies out there getting to that market and seems that it is doing pretty well. 

I believe you are right, some type of hedonic treadmill keeps certain people hooked for life. I wonder if they will ever ask themselves "Does this actually solve my problems"?