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New Week #138
Two possible paths begin to emerge.
In the first, a generation emotionally numbed at work becomes equally numb in their private lives. Interactions remain efficient but empty. Emotions fade, leaving behind a diminished sense of humanity.
But another path is possible. We could see the rise of a lucid generation. Exposed early to the risks of hyperconn... See more
In the first, a generation emotionally numbed at work becomes equally numb in their private lives. Interactions remain efficient but empty. Emotions fade, leaving behind a diminished sense of humanity.
But another path is possible. We could see the rise of a lucid generation. Exposed early to the risks of hyperconn... See more
Aurélien Fenard • Passion, Flow & Burnout
Is it possible to solve the problem of attention theft? As we transition into an increasingly digital existence, we are torn between existing in the real-world and the metaverse. Logging off for sanity, connectedness, peace of mind, seems almost irresponsible because of the personal and professional obligation to be reachable; because technology en... See more
Avantika Mehra • 100 questions for 2022
Escaping the Attention Economy - Last Week I Learned
last-week-i-learned.pika.page
“Offline is the New Online” by Rachel Haywire
blog.interintellect.com
Within 24/7 capitalism, a sociality outside of individual self-interest becomes inexorably depleted, and the interhuman basis of public space is made irrelevant to one’s fantasmatic digital insularity.