US EditionCommunity Voices: Reclaiming focus in an age of noise
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How we lost the ability to think
I’m sitting in a meditation class at a yoga studio in Chicago, neon lights pulsing pink and purple while the instructor talks over a movie soundtrack. I almost can’t believe I’ve paid $30 to be here. It’s Philip Glass’s Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, by the way – the score to the 1985 film; it’s become the go-to soundtrack for big feelings and personal epiphanies. The instructor hasn’t stopped talking since we sat down. When she runs out of s…
If your attention was a coin, with how much wealth do you end your day? Or have you wasted it in a digital casino designed to keep you distracted? If you could “hack” your approach, would you? We live a great paradox. As Albert Wenger explains in his book World After Capital, we have overcome the era in which the [...] La entrada Hacking the focus on the age of distraction aparece primero en Vivir en El Poblado.
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