Why this exists
An independent, non-commercial project to read the research on attention, screens, and disconnecting, and say in plain English what it finds.
Read article →Essays on attention, phone use, sleep, mood, and disconnecting. Each piece is grounded in peer-reviewed research and written for people who want to understand the topic without a degree in cognitive neuroscience.
An independent, non-commercial project to read the research on attention, screens, and disconnecting, and say in plain English what it finds.
Read article →A considered reading of fifteen years of research on phones, attention, sleep, mood, and what actually happens when you use a screen less. Where the evidence is strong, it is said so. Where it is weak, it is said so.
Read article →The neuroscience of doing nothing. How the Default Mode Network works, what it does when you let it, and why a certain amount of boredom is not a failure state but a neurological necessity.
Read article →A single monthly email: a long-form piece of writing and a short summary of the research it draws on. Nothing else.
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