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Brain Overload: How Information Addiction Is Killing Your Focus
Table of Contents We live in a world where information never stops. Notifications, emails, videos, news updates, social media feeds, and endless scrolling fill every quiet moment. At first, this feels useful. You feel informed. Connected. Busy. But here’s the problem: too much information is quietly damaging your ability to focus.. This constant intake has a name. It’s called information addiction. And it’s one of the biggest reasons people struggle to concentrate, think deeply, and finish what they start. Let’s break this down in a simple way.. What Is Information
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