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My hunch is that it has nothing to do with the screen. It's the device that's the problem, reading on a device that you can theoretically do anything from watch
by tippytippytango 5y ago
My hunch is that it has nothing to do with the screen. It's the device that's the problem, reading on a device that you can theoretically do anything from watch porn to build a business to doom scrolling facebook. When I'm on a computer my brain knows I could check some attention stealing thing so I get the idea in my head, interrupting my attention.
When I switch to a kindle or a physical book I can feel those impulses to divert my attention for the first minute, but they dissipate quickly when my brain realizes I'm not on a computer. Then my brain stops trying to interrupt itself, hunting for some dopamine shot.