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it is overloading your brain because they are not essential, need to know information that you are forcing down your own throat. If the information is not urg
by curiously 12y ago
it is overloading your brain because they are not essential, need to know information that you are forcing down your own throat.
If the information is not urgent enough for you to know at that moment then it's not worth it. As time passes so does the value of the information.
This is entirely controllable and one must stop falling to the prey of information greed.
- coned88 12y agoSometimes though I'll see an article about a very interesting topic. I really do want to read it but then I see it's many pages long so I'll set it to read later and then I never read it or at least don't for a while. You're right about the value of the info. There are times I'll go back and then just delete it because I don't value it anymore.