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www.greaterwrong.com
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| | | | | The other day, on the local college campus, I noticed that people who are walking by themselves are way more likely to be looking at their phone (or wearing headphones) than people who are walking with someone else. Specifically, about three times as likely: ~71% (n=80) vs 25% (n=40). This sounds extremely obvious, but there's something there: People are more likely to turn to their phones when they're not engaged in something else. (In this case, talking to their friends.) Okay, that also sounds obvious. But! Maybe this isn't: | |
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change-meme.com
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| | | | | Do you find yourself scrolling through twitter of facebook posts far longer than you planned because all the news is so terrible? You've been doomscrolling. It's hard to stop, even though it makes you feel worse and is likely to be bad for your long term mental health. In this weird time when we're all... | |
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ascii.textfiles.com
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www.screendoorpartners.com
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| | | [AI summary] Screendoor highlights its first in-person convening of emerging venture capital managers and institutional investors, announces new investments, and discusses future growth plans and commitment to supporting underrepresented founders in tech. | ||
