> many of us Well, it’s a spectrum, isn’t it! I’ve said it a couple of times already in this thread, all is well as long as daily suffering is at a minimal, f

> many of us Well, it’s a spectrum, isn’t it! I’ve said it a couple of times already in this thread, all is well as long as daily suffering is at a minimal, for anyone that happens to be involved. Mobile device (constant access to information specifically) is a big problem for me, that is for sure. I remember playing computer games competitively impacted me in a really negative way when I was younger as well, much in the same way. The “feeling” in my brain and mind is pretty similar (phone vs gaming) and it seems to create a really bad disconnect emotionally. This “disconnect” leads to a kind of apathy and when in that state pretty much nothing of value can happen. I’m currently making a routine of handing my phone to my partner when at home, as I’m unable to handle it. There’s just so much interesting stuff all over and “interesting” trumps pretty much everything else, often at the expense of relationships. For a concrete example I described a typical grocery store situation in another post.