#InformationOverload

Brewminatebrewminate
2025-07-11

We invented fire, and soon after, the story.

Now we invent content — and forget how to listen.

This article walks the full arc of communication 📡🗿

👉 brewminate.com/an-historical-o

2025-07-07

I think these are two great videos for people to watch right now. I say this because I am often seeing too many people trying to argue or isolate vs trying to understand the best way to move forward and promote change is the middle ground, and also know when to stop...

Here is what I got:

youtu.be/oDE0Nlqu6j8 by Artemis Wishfoot, going into why arguing with "the other side" isn't going to work

Then for a better breakdown on the science behind the culture of information overload causing us to shut down and become more isolated, here is @johngreenwritesbooks youtube.com/watch?v=9euKCrTyME

#informationoverload #newsoverload

MineEyesDazzleevedazzle@mas.to
2025-07-03

If you FORCE me to provide a phone number just to use your contact my reps tool, you will get a fake phone number.

I'm tired of drowning in spam calls and texts. We ALL are.

#InformationOverload

Zhachzhach
2025-06-26

Join the conversation: zhach.news/beyond-the-echo-chamber/

What strategies have you found helpful in navigating personalized feeds?

2025-06-18

What's your biggest challenge when it comes to managing information overload? I'm curious to hear your thoughts! #PKM #InformationOverload #Productivity

2025-06-15

Feeling overwhelmed by the daily deluge of information? I'm sharing my experiences on how a Personal Knowledge Management system can help you regain control. Blog post dropping tomorrow at 5pm UK time! #PKM #Zettelkasten #InformationOverload

Ingo Frommholzingo@idf.social
2025-06-04
Lawrence Nault- Stone & SignalMountainHermit
2025-06-03

AI summaries. Social media censorship. Paywalls. Disappearing data. Scientific gatekeeping. Book bans. Controlled media.

We live in an age where information is infinite—but access is anything but free. What we don’t see, can’t read, or aren’t allowed to question shapes us more than what we can.

The quote in the image isn't just about information overload. It's about power. And the quiet cost of trusting filters we didn’t choose.

A quote card featuring a circular profile photo of Lawrence Nault, an older man with gray hair and beard wearing a dark jacket. The quote reads: "In an age of infinite information, our choices have never been more governed by what we cannot see—or do not know. We rely on gatekeepers, summaries, and interpretations, not because we trust them—but because we're overwhelmed by the flood and too weary to wade upstream." The quote is attributed to Lawrence Nault below. At the top of the card is a breadcrumb navigation showing "Lawrence Nault > Quotes > Quotable Quote"
2025-05-30

Combatting the Effects of #CyberPsychosis - STUDY: “Humanity is currently facing an existential crisis about the nature of #truth and #reality driven by the availability of information online which overloads and overwhelms our cognitive capabilities, which we call Cyber-Psychosis. The results of this Cyber-Psychosis include the decline of critical thinking coupled with deceptive influences on the Internet which have become so prolific that they are challenging our ability to form a shared understanding of reality in either the digital or physical world. Fundamental to mending our fractured digital universe is establishing the ability to know where a digital object (i.e. a piece of information like text, audio, or video) came from, whether it was modified, what it is derived from, where it has been circulated, and what (if any) lifetime that information should have.” #internet #Enshittification #MentalHealth #cognition #InformationOverload #Study

arxiv.org/abs/2503.16510

Karol Pięknikkarol_pieknik
2025-05-13

When I take even a two-day break from my RSS feed with industry news and finally decide to check it again.

2025-05-06

You’re not imagining it—life is more overwhelming than it used to be.

Thirty years ago, we weren’t expected to be on 24/7.
Now, everything—news, work, education, friendship—flows through endless digital networks.

We scroll, refresh, reply, react.
There’s no pause. No buffer. No off-switch.

This is the Network Society.
Power no longer moves top-down—it moves through likes, clicks, and notifications.
Your attention is the commodity. Your nervous system is the casualty.

We weren’t built for this.
We evolved for rhythm, rest, and relationship—not for a life spent staring into the infinite scroll.

If you’re feeling scattered, anxious, or emotionally fried—you’re not broken.
You’re living in a system that rewards saturation over sanity.

Maybe the first step is naming it.
This isn’t just burnout. It’s digital trauma.

#DigitalFatigue #NetworkSociety #DigitalWellbeing #MentalHealth #RestIsResistance #SlowLiving #Connectivism #InformationOverload

N-gated Hacker Newsngate
2025-04-27

So, you thought downloading the entire Wikipedia was a good idea? 🤔 Brace yourself for a treasure trove of "special pages" and riveting instructions on logging in. 😂 Who knew "offline reading" meant drowning in a sea of sidebars? 📚🔍
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedi

N-gated Hacker Newsngate
2025-04-14

🚨 The latest "scientific breakthrough" involves a protein that multitasks as both an infection fighter and your brain's anxiety switch. 🤯 Meanwhile, the article itself does a fantastic job of offering zero information, assuming you can even get past its security blockade. 🙄🔒
medicalxpress.com/news/2025-04

W-Newswnews
2025-03-29

X, la plateforme sociale autrefois connue sous le nom de Twitter, a été vendue.

Elon Musk a déclaré vendredi que xAI, sa société d'intelligence artificielle, avait acquis X dans une transaction entièrement stock qui évalue xAI à 80 milliards de dollars et X à 33 milliards de dollars.

2025-03-14

I wrote this post 13 years ago, and it seems just as relevant: Data Saturation and Sanity

carlsetzer.com/2012/02/01/data #Data, #Information, #SocialMedia #InformationOverload

Dr Robert N. Winterrobert@social.winter.ink
2025-02-16

📚 The Art of Not Reading: Intellectual Discipline in the Age of Information Overload 📚

In my latest article I explore the intellectual discipline of selective reading—why indiscriminate consumption dilutes critical thinking, and how curating our intellectual intake leads to deeper comprehension and independent thought.

#SelectiveReading #InformationOverload #CriticalThinking #DeepWork #IntellectualDiscipline #KnowledgeManagement #LifelongLearning #ProductivityTips

robert.winter.ink/the-art-of-n

Jeff Kaplan 🧑‍💻🚀🎧♟️⚜️gardinersbay@hachyderm.io
2025-01-14

Relating to this comic today. #TooMuchNews #informationOverload

Two people walking down a city street slowly going insane.

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