digital-wellness - Concepts

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Concepts

Attention Economy - An economic framework where human attention is the scarce resource being traded and monetized.
Attention Diet - Deliberately controlling the information and stimuli you expose your attention to.
News Diet - Intentionally limiting or structuring news consumption to protect attention and mental wellbeing.
The Reading Brain - The concept that reading rewires the brain's neural circuits in ways unique to each medium, and that the shift from print to digital is fundamentally altering how we think.
Information Snacking - Consuming small, bite-sized pieces of information rather than engaging with substantial, nourishing content.
Notification Fatigue - Mental exhaustion and desensitization caused by constant digital alerts and interruptions.
Digital Hygiene - The routine practice of maintaining digital security, privacy, and organization through regular habits like updating software, managing passwords, cleaning data, and reviewing permissions.
Information Fasting - Deliberately abstaining from information consumption to clear mental clutter and reset attention.
Continuous Partial Attention - The state of constantly scanning for new information while never fully focusing on any single thing.
Information Fatigue Syndrome - Mental exhaustion caused by exposure to excessive amounts of information.
Digital Detox - Intentional periods of disconnection from digital devices and online platforms to restore mental clarity.
Information Overload - Having too much information to process effectively.
Data Smog - The pollution-like effect of excessive, low-quality information that clouds thinking and judgment.
Stamina Gap - The growing divide between those who can sustain cognitive effort through long-form content like novels and those who have lost this capacity.
Zoom Fatigue - Exhaustion and burnout caused by excessive video conferencing and virtual meetings.

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