I always wondered, why humans want to speed up everything? It’s not about the project, just a thought that bothers me for a while

To shill what I wrote at the beginning of the year about this. 

"We are multi-tasking constantly, relying on fast distractions that offer a shallow simulation of the real thing. The fact that most of the things we do don't leave traces in memory, biography, or identity is another reason time goes by quickly."

To shill what I wrote at the beginning of the year about this. 

"We are multi-tasking constantly, relying on fast distractions that offer a shallow simulation of the real thing. The fact that most of the things we do don't leave traces in memory, biography, or identity is another reason time goes by quickly."

https://paragraph.xyz/@cryptonao/everything-acceleration

I enjoyed that January article; thx for writing it.
Haven't studied Cal's work much, so can't really comment.

I do like what Paul Loomans is on about.
Not only solo-tasking but specific gaps in between... worth a looksie.

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I enjoyed that January article; thx for writing it.
Haven't studied Cal's work much, so can't really comment.

I do like what Paul Loomans is on about.
Not only solo-tasking but specific gaps in between... worth a looksie.
https://www.timesurfing.uk/