fromBuzzFeed1 day agoUS politics"Holy S**t That's Not OK!": Jon Stewart Is Calling Out Donald Trump's Most Offensive Claim YetTrump's Alcatraz proposal is a distraction from his policies, warns Stewart.
fromwww.nytimes.com1 month agoUS ElectionsOpinion | Why Trump Can't Quit BidenTrump continues to use Biden as a scapegoat to bolster his own political image and distract from his shortcomings.
fromwww.mediaite.com1 month agoUS politicsThe View's Ana Navarro Dismisses Trump's Hare-Brained' Talk of a Third Term: He Doesn't Want Us to Keep Talking About Signalgate'Trump's comments about a third term were a distraction from serious administration issues like national security.Ana Navarro labels Trump the "distractor-in-chief."
US politicsfromBuzzFeed1 day ago"Holy S**t That's Not OK!": Jon Stewart Is Calling Out Donald Trump's Most Offensive Claim YetTrump's Alcatraz proposal is a distraction from his policies, warns Stewart.
US Electionsfromwww.nytimes.com1 month agoOpinion | Why Trump Can't Quit BidenTrump continues to use Biden as a scapegoat to bolster his own political image and distract from his shortcomings.
fromwww.mediaite.com1 month agoUS politicsThe View's Ana Navarro Dismisses Trump's Hare-Brained' Talk of a Third Term: He Doesn't Want Us to Keep Talking About Signalgate'Trump's comments about a third term were a distraction from serious administration issues like national security.Ana Navarro labels Trump the "distractor-in-chief."
fromNew York Post1 week agoGadgetsHere's why Gen Z is the most likely age group to to be hit by trainsGen Z and Millennials face significant risks from train-related accidents due to phone distractions.Experts warn that mobile phones contribute heavily to near-miss incidents at train crossings.
Digital lifefromThe Nation2 months agoChris Hayes Wants Your AttentionHayes's book explores the degradation of attention in today's tech-driven society and its profound implications on politics and daily life.
NYC parentsfromNew York Post2 weeks agoJericho's potential ban sparks debate as to whether students should be left to their own devicesGovernor Hochul aims to restrict smartphone use in K-12 schools to create distraction-free environments.
Digital lifefromThe Nation2 months agoChris Hayes Wants Your AttentionHayes's book explores the degradation of attention in today's tech-driven society and its profound implications on politics and daily life.
NYC parentsfromNew York Post2 weeks agoJericho's potential ban sparks debate as to whether students should be left to their own devicesGovernor Hochul aims to restrict smartphone use in K-12 schools to create distraction-free environments.
Social media marketingfromHarvard Business Review2 weeks agoResearch: How to Advertise to Distracted ConsumersAdvertising must compete with a multitude of stimuli to capture consumer attention.Modern distractions challenge consumers' ability to remain focused.
Digital lifefromConde Nast Traveler1 month agoIs Wi-Fi Ruining the Sanctity of Flight?In-flight Wi-Fi can detract from creative work and personal reflection during flights.Many individuals feel that Wi-Fi disrupts the unique experience of flying.
ProductivityfromMedium2 months agoThe productivity trap: why busyness feels so goodReal productivity is about solving the right problems, not just being busy.Efficiency does not equal effectiveness; focus is crucial for meaningful work.
fromCalm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being6 months agoMental healthHyperfixation - What is it? Could it be a problem?Hyperfixation can be beneficial but detrimental when it disrupts daily life and responsibilities.
fromEntrepreneur3 months agoMiscellaneousThe $100-Million Habit That Leads to Extraordinary Success | EntrepreneurExtraordinary results demand extraordinary focus, not superhuman abilities.
ProductivityfromMedium2 months agoThe productivity trap: why busyness feels so goodReal productivity is about solving the right problems, not just being busy.Efficiency does not equal effectiveness; focus is crucial for meaningful work.
fromCalm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being6 months agoMental healthHyperfixation - What is it? Could it be a problem?Hyperfixation can be beneficial but detrimental when it disrupts daily life and responsibilities.
fromEntrepreneur3 months agoMiscellaneousThe $100-Million Habit That Leads to Extraordinary Success | EntrepreneurExtraordinary results demand extraordinary focus, not superhuman abilities.
fromPsychology Today3 months agoMiscellaneousThe Death of PatienceImpatience has become our default setting, making even brief moments of waiting feel unbearable.
fromPitchfork6 months agoWritingHaley Heynderickx: Seed of a SeedModern distractions can profoundly affect our ability to live fulfilling lives; finding solace in nature can provide a remedy.
fromPsychology Today3 months agoMiscellaneousThe Death of PatienceImpatience has become our default setting, making even brief moments of waiting feel unbearable.
fromPitchfork6 months agoWritingHaley Heynderickx: Seed of a SeedModern distractions can profoundly affect our ability to live fulfilling lives; finding solace in nature can provide a remedy.
WritingfromThe Atlantic4 months agoBooks and Movies to Sustain an Attention SpanAttention is scarce and often wasted, leading to regret and a longing for meaningful engagement.
fromDefector6 months agoWritingBooks You Can Read Tonight To Distract Yourself From Whatever Is To Come | DefectorEngaging fiction can provide a comforting escape on election night, diverting attention from the inevitable wait for results.
PsychologyfromPsychology Today8 months agoShould Children Have Their Cellphones in the Classroom?Smartphones may be distracting students from learning, prompting debate on their role in educational environments.
Educationfromwww.berkeleyside.org9 months agoLos Angeles' school district banned cellphones outright. Should Berkeley follow suit?The debate over cellphone use in schools involves balancing distractions and mental health benefits with potential communication needs and enforcement challenges.