Managing your information flow #Habits

26 Sept 2020 · 1 min

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TJ Walker frames personal responsibility for managing one’s information flow in the 2020s, warning that endless, titillating entertainment can consume attention and 'destroy your brain.' He asks a companion (Rasa) about their habits and notes his own preference for reading and art videos; the excerpt functions as an introductory call to improve how we choose content.

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Being a human being in the 2000 and 20s, you have a fundamental responsibility and that is how do you manage your information flow? For the first time in history, it's possible to fill every second of your day with complete, utter nonsense entertainment fluff, being bombarded through screens all day long. Rasa, how do you like to fill your information flow? I like to read, book and watch art videos. So reading a book about cats and watching art videos. If you're watching this, chances are you like to improve yourself. That's great. But it's still a challenge for all of us not to spend the majority of our waking hours looking at titillating nonsense because that will destroy your brain.