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I don't care if short-form video causes brain rot because I'm convinced it causes mind-rot. It is a force that could be used for good but often isn't. Enterta
by 01100011 2y ago
I don't care if short-form video causes brain rot because I'm convinced it causes mind-rot.
It is a force that could be used for good but often isn't. Entertainment, like calories, has its place yet is harmful when consumed in excess. It crowds out productive tasks, encourages physical and mental idleness, and is a mostly passive mental activity not requiring or promoting critical thinking.
- monkmartinez 2y agoWho determines "excess" consumption? Who holds the cards for accountability? I don't know about you, but I am not capable of critically thinking 24/7. Do you critically think, like always?
- nh23423fefe 2y agoOf course you don't care, you made up a story that works for you.