Most people believe their personality is stable—that who they are offline is who they are everywhere. But spend enough time online and subtle shifts begin to appear. Communication style changes. Emotional responses adjust. Opinions harden or soften depending on the audience. This is the internet personality shift, and it happens quietly, without announcement. The internet … Read more
Feeling tired used to mean the body needed rest. Today, many people feel drained even after sleeping, relaxing, or taking time off. This isn’t physical fatigue—it’s emotional exhaustion. What’s alarming is how common it has become. People describe it casually, joke about it, and push through it as if it’s just part of adult life. … Read more
Distraction isn’t a side effect of modern technology—it’s the product. Every notification, autoplay video, infinite scroll, and “recommended for you” feed exists for one reason: to capture and hold attention. This is the modern attention economy, where human focus is the most valuable resource and distraction is the business model that extracts it. What makes … Read more