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Yes. I’ve been running with this model too. I also think about distractions (pop ups, bullshit social media, etc) as interrupts that disrupt program execution
by droopybuns 9y ago
Yes. I’ve been running with this model too.
I also think about distractions (pop ups, bullshit social media, etc) as interrupts that disrupt program execution. The mindfulness movement has organic parallels.
Is mainstream news nourishing to my brain?
The biggest story of the week (year?) has no leakers and limited facts. The media have made virtually no progress on explaining who this person was in Las Vegas.
We do have 12 sources that prove some DC douche called another douche a moron.
I am not letting the media run code on my cpu anymore. Their code doesn’t nourish.
- clumsysmurf 9y ago> I also think about distractions There is a book on this idea "Infinite Distraction" https://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Distraction-Theory-Dominic-Pettman/dp/1509502270 https://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Distraction-Theory-Dominic-P... The idea being that our media experience is modulated in a way that people can't individually or collectively focus indignation.