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Why Outsourcing Judgment to AI May Cost You Practice
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Sedentary behavior is a useful comparison for what could happen to our thinking skills when we hand judgment calls to AI. This post is an analogy about practice and skill, not a claim about clinical cognitive decline. Read more…
The Real Attention Span Problem: Depth, Not Length
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The headline you keep seeing is that human attention spans are shrinking. The data behind it is usually weak – most of the “eight-second attention span” cl… Read more…
Reclaim Your Morning Hour from the Algorithm
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The analogue first hour has become a staple of productivity advice. Do not check your phone in the first 60 minutes of waking. Keep the morning screen-free. … Read more…
Digital Sovereignty: Choosing Your Terms with Tech
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The standard advice for digital overwhelm is to disconnect. Take a digital detox. Go on a retreat. Delete all social media. The advice is well-intentioned bu… Read more…
Why Depth May Matter More as Automation Spreads
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Every productivity tool on the market promises speed. Faster writing. Faster research. Faster decision-making. The assumption is that speed is the bottleneck… Read more…
Deep Work Isn’t a Productivity Hack: It’s Scarcity
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Here is a thought experiment: if deep work were profitable for the technology platforms, the platforms would optimize for it. They do not. They optimize for … Read more…
