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Mentioned in 52 episodes
The Shallows
Book • 2012
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Mentioned in 52 episodes
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when discussing the attention crisis and its impact on reading habits.


Cal Newport

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Ep. 339: Let Brandon Cook
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for its exploration of the internet's effect on brain structure.


John Eldredge

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Authentic Masculinity and Intimacy with Jesus (John Eldredge) | Ep. 514
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in the context of how the internet affects our intelligence.


Ezra Klein

201 snips
Is there a sane way to use the internet?
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in relation to the impact of screens on reading.


Brett McKay

Thatcher Wine

185 snips
Become a Focused Monotasker
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, highlighting his work on the human consequences of technology.


Bari Weiss

146 snips
Debate: Will the Truth Survive Artificial Intelligence?
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as the book that set the conversation about search engine technology.


Nicholas Carr

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Nicholas Carr on Building Attention in a Digital Age
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in reference to the idea that our knowledge is becoming shallower due to technology.


Matt Fradd

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The Church Abandoned Aquinas. Now We're In Crisis. (Fr. Dominic Legge) | Ep. 533
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in relation to how internet-based information is not processed in a deep way.

Patrick Fagan

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A year-long happiness experiment: Try one new thing a week (did it work?)
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in relation to the impact of the internet on our thinking and connection.


Rebecca Solnit

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The internet doesn't need your opinion on everything with Rebecca Solnit
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in comparison to Chris Bailey's writing style.


Mike Schmitz

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163: How to Calm Your Mind by Chris Bailey
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in comparison to "The Future is Analog", noting similarities in negative tone.


Cory Hixson

56 snips
166: The Future is Analog by David Sax
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in the context of reading on screens and the F-pattern.


Cal Newport

51 snips
Ep. 121: Is Writing Everyday Overrated? (with Srini Rao)
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as a book that was hugely well-received and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.


Ezra Klein

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Nicholas Carr on deep reading and digital thinking
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as a previous book by 

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Adam McCauley


Nicholas Carr


Nicholas Carr

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Nicholas Carr on How Technologies of Communication Tear Us Apart
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in relation to the dangers of social media and the concept of digital sharecroppers.


Brett McKay

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A Guide to Getting Off the Grid
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as a book that explores the changing ways people read in the early internet era.

Alastair Benn

31 snips
The dawn of the post-literate society
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as a book about the internet and its effects on our thinking.


Rebecca Solnit

29 snips
The internet doesn't need your opinion on everything with Rebecca Solnit
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in relation to the impact of the internet on attention spans.


John Eldredge

29 snips
Experiencing Jesus in an Age of Distraction: John Eldredge
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as a book about the internet's impact on our brains.

Joshua Hochschild

29 snips
How Is My iPhone Changing Me? | Prof. Joshua Hochschild
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while discussing the impact of technology on cognitive abilities.


Hal Elrod

27 snips
574: How AI and Technology Are Making Us Dumber