Why we’re living in a dark age of technological distraction

Why we’re living in a dark age of technological distraction
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2019-4-26 17:20

Are you reading this during a work meeting? While you’re having dinner with a group of friends? Are you driving? Or is there a movie playing in the background? Even in the off chance you’re focusing exclusively on a digital device, this probably isn’t the only tab you had open.

You’re getting other notifications as you read this sentence, and you’re thinking about jumping to the next article in sequence, or switching to another of your heavily-frequented apps. That’s because we’re living in a “dark age” of technological distraction. The technologies that have granted us such productivity, communicative potential, and…

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