Maybe by having less of it shoved in your face in the form of endless lists of vaguely related content engineered to keep your attention. In a sea of pushed co

Maybe by having less of it shoved in your face in the form of endless lists of vaguely related content engineered to keep your attention. In a sea of pushed content, I actually find harder to find things I'm genuinely interested in. This may have turned a generation of curious minds into passive consumers. For example, the paginated list on HN's home page is great: I've never needed to move to page 2, whereas if it has been an infinite list, I'd probably spend way too long there.