Odd that a term like "information addiction" isn't yet popular nowadays

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I have too but I think it's used in a such a casual manner that it lacks any real meaning.

It's also such a hyperbole from its origin that it's even harder to take seriously; like when a suburban mom says her cookie recipe is "like crack"

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I don't think that a critical mass of humanity is yet aware of the fact that we're addicted to the constant stream of information