This is no surprise to me since I can see the addiction in my life and in my husband’s too. There are some good tips on how to manage our use of cellphones. Thank you.
Fascinating stuff. I suggest it may not be the digital noise we are addicted to per se—the dopamine being symptom rather than cause—but the underlying passions, desire and anger, that are agitated by the "new" information. Still the passions, then, and you bring the wilderness and its stillness with you.
This is no surprise to me since I can see the addiction in my life and in my husband’s too. There are some good tips on how to manage our use of cellphones. Thank you.
Fascinating stuff. I suggest it may not be the digital noise we are addicted to per se—the dopamine being symptom rather than cause—but the underlying passions, desire and anger, that are agitated by the "new" information. Still the passions, then, and you bring the wilderness and its stillness with you.