> Like it or not, "eyes glued to phone" has become a pretty clear indicator of distraction, and I'm fine calling this out. This is not like work meetings: 99%

> Like it or not, "eyes glued to phone" has become a pretty clear indicator of distraction, and I'm fine calling this out. This is not like work meetings: 99% of meaningful policy work is happening behind closed doors. The publicly-televised sessions is where people give speeches for the cameras and then cast votes with (typically) pre-negotiated outcomes. So, I don't think it makes a whole lot of sense to be upset if someone is browsing Reddit while an opposition politician is saying their piece.