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Xen Baynham-Herd
@xenbh.eth
Attention spans are getting shorter (apparently). So why are podcasts so long?
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Xen Baynham-Herd
@xenbh.eth
Maybe it's because people listen to podcasts whilst they do other stuff -running, walking, driving etc. So even when you're out and about you're still plugged in. I personally enjoys listening to podcasts whilst running. But I think the price you pay is reduced interception and awareness of your surroundings
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tomu
@tomu
all podcasts to 1.5x tho
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Nick Hollins
@hollins
Because we’ve either got 7 seconds or 64 mins there’s no in between
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krel
@krel
they function as digital companions its selling friendship, not media
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six
@six
podcasts are mostly farms for clips with the intention of the clips going viral
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comm intern
@comm.eth
loneliness epidemic
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frdysk.framedl.eth
@frdysk
My mind wanders off when a podcast is more than 30min long
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Mr. Burkes
@mr-burkes
High IQ people are able to delay gratification. Just like how Ozempic is popular but most smart people I know simply eat better and go to the gym.
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BORED 🥱
@bored
Reprieve from onslaught of info. Forced focus.
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Ξric Juta
@ericjuta
there's a threshold in the brain on what it wants to digest it'll fight to digest long format if it deems absolutely necessary has to relevant to goal seeking and previous stored brain content though
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Tyga
@tyga
Because it's the only format that really you fully lay out your thoughts. That or people like hearing their own voice. 😂
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