Not really. Maybe the book does, but the article is pretty light on detail. It mentions 3 different types of attention, video games can increase attention and t

Not really. Maybe the book does, but the article is pretty light on detail. It mentions 3 different types of attention, video games can increase attention and the gorilla experiment again. If you've been on HN for a while you've probably encountered those ideas before. I had Jordan Peterson nailed into my head that there is an infinite amount of facts in the world so your brain picks and chooses, and what you see is what you value. This stuff is of a similar vein with likely better detail in the book.