I disagree. It's still pretty difficult to come across neutral, high-quality and well-presented information; not as difficult as when you had to walk to a libra

I disagree. It's still pretty difficult to come across neutral, high-quality and well-presented information; not as difficult as when you had to walk to a library and hope that your topic is well covered, but it certainly isn't constantly thrown at you for free in the form of 30-second video clips. At least for me, the feeling of overload comes from filler and clickbait, not information. They trigger the expectation of satisfaction, consume mental processing power, and then disappoint, leading to frustration.