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On methods to reclaim ourselves from the attention economy. How do we enable friction to give people the space to think and reflect?
On methods to reclaim ourselves from the attention economy . How do we enable friction to give people the space to think and reflect? Time Source: The present time by Kernel Instead of having sequential conferences on bulletin boards like The Well where you would take hours to craft a response to something, we ended up with a digital space where we were constantly being interrupted […] We end up in this state of constant emergency interruption which I don’t think is healthy neurologically or culturally. This is an opportunity for us to reclaim our attention, to properly build out asynchronous
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