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every 'media' producing interrupts may be considered harmful for one's mind, as it blows the thought process into smithereens. psychologists, psychiatrists and
by larodi 9y ago
every 'media' producing interrupts may be considered harmful for one's mind, as it blows the thought process into smithereens. psychologists, psychiatrists and spiritual teachers from all around the globe are crying warnings in our face since before the dawn of Internet, but only few listen...
the concept of conscious living/being and (as one other commentator noted) the essence of meditative practices is completely incompatible with social or any other media based on push updates and preprogrammed streams (tv/social/etc). add to this the tricks for retention and the fact that we develop reflexes to ask the network, and not our own memory, and you get a totally unconscious living, one that slowly diminishes concentration and intelligence irrelevant.
the WHO needs to immediately come forward and warn Earth's population of the forthcoming collapse of free will/thought, as this is already happening and we can only guess where it gets to. it's concerning that there are many signs we're about to witness social-media-related-insanity 'en masse' in the very near future.