In the book "non-things" by "Byung-Chul Han" the author talks about this feeling, the never ending information bombing (a society problem in his opinion) Han s

In the book "non-things" by "Byung-Chul Han" the author talks about this feeling, the never ending information bombing (a society problem in his opinion) Han suggests that this overload of information has led to a kind of "information fatigue," where people are unable to process or make sense of all the data and information that they are exposed to on a daily basis. This can lead to a feeling of disconnection and alienation, as people struggle to navigate the constant influx of information and find meaning in their lives. the author suggest this also has personal/society consequences, tho I don't agree on that 100%, but his argument is that this information bombing is making us forget about other "important things on life". first chapter of the book I think will help you understand your feelings better and maybe understand that this is a more modern problem, the old philosophers didn't manage to describe the "phone-sapiens" .