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In modern world, spam eat you!
The Guardian's Oliver Burkeman notes that a recent Symantec report estimates that less than half of email sent is now spam-- hooray!-- but sees a downside: As “classic”
Oliver Burkeman: spam, not software, is eating the world
The Guardian's Oliver Burkeman notes that a recent Symantec report estimates that less than half of email sent is now spam-- hooray!-- but sees a downside: As “classic”
This is why I turn off alerts: New study finds awareness of notifications is a distraction
One of the most effective things I’ve done to get my phone to defend rather than attack my attention is to turn off as many notifications and alerts
Erno Rubik, Graham Wallas, and the invention of the Rubik’s Cube
Just over forty years ago, Erno Rubik invented what is now one of the most famous puzzles ever: the Rubik’s Cube. Recently I saw an interview with Rubik
Nomophobia: Take the test!
In The Distraction Addiction I talk about the concept of “nomophobia,” the fear of being without your cellphone (“No” “Mobile phone” “Phobia”) coined by British researchers in 2008.
New essay in “Living Tomorrow” anthology on focus, mind-wandering, and high-tech distraction
I’ve got an introductory essay in Living Tomorrow, "a new anthology of creative, thought-provoking visions of the future” featuring work by young people ages 13-25 from across the United States