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> When you sit down at a computer, the brain doesn't know what to expect or to focus on but on the upside, there really is a lot more depth to using a computer
by posterboy 9y ago
> When you sit down at a computer, the brain doesn't know what to expect or to focus on
but on the upside, there really is a lot more depth to using a computer. Hyperlinks alone are a timesaver already; simple dynamic applications like animation/diagramming, interactive text search or, in technical topics, whole virtual environments that text is merely companion too are a huge boon for engagement and neigh impossible in plaintext.
- aswanson 9y agoMaybe that's a curse in disguise. Too much choice, directions to branch off in causes dissonance. Paradox of choice.