Is Your Attention Span Shrinking? - Freakonomics
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Is Your Attention Span Shrinking? - Freakonomics
Episode Transcript DUCKWORTH: “I savored it. I absorbed it. I loved it.” * * * DUCKWORTH: I’m Angela Duckworth. MAUGHAN: I’m Mike Maughan. DUCKWORTH + MAUGHAN: And you’re listening to No Stupid Questions. Today on the show: Are attention spans really shrinking? DUCKWORTH: Ten minutes sounds so long to me, Mike. * * * MAUGHAN: Angela, I have a question for you today. I have been hearing a lot about how the modern attention span is so much shorter than it used to be. And I know that there are more potential distractions today with phones, the internet, social media, etc. But is our…
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