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Having experienced something similar at one point, I'll claim this is not about the information itself, but about the state your brain is operating in. It is no
by ekr 7y ago
Having experienced something similar at one point, I'll claim this is not about the information itself, but about the state your brain is operating in. It is not my intention to offer a diagnosis, but keep in mind these conditions are a spectrum, a large percentage of the population has various (sub-threshold) levels of things such as ADHD, sensory modulation disorder or anxiety. If any of these ring a bell, solving these problems (which really is a single issue at its root) will solve the information overload.
And when I mentioned brain state, I was referring to the electrical activation pattern of the brain, which you can see with an EEG device.