Psychology
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The Rise of iPad Kids and What to Do About It
Failed parenting produces ill-adjusted children. What are iPad kids? While you won’t find the term “iPad baby” or “iPad kid” in any official dictionary, it’s a suitable term that covers… Read more.
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Deceptive Design and How to Avoid It
Deceptive tactics in the online environment, more commonly known as “dark patterns”, are methods websites and apps use to get you to do things you didn’t plan or mean to… Read more.
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Living in the World of Subscriptions
Imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can. Subscriptions are necessary in other to keep up with the pace of the modern world. We subscribe to streaming platforms like Netflix,… Read more.
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Effectiveness of Online Education
The results are mixed, and whether online education is going to work for you largely depends on your personal circumstances (education level, if you work, mental state, capability of learning,… Read more.
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A Sober Look at the ‘Making Money Online’ Niche
Making money online niche is like walking on hot coal – it might look cool and you might make it to the other side with some luck, but you’re definitely… Read more.
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The Problem with ‘The Social Dilemma’ (From a Fan)
The filmmakers saw how real social media issues are, and thus decided to use a fake story to prove them. The movie The Social Dilemma made a huge impact upon… Read more.
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What is Digital Minimalism?
Digital Minimalism is about optimizing your daily phone/tech use for things that you deeply value, and skipping out on everything else. Digital Minimalism is a sub-genre of the larger Minimalism… Read more.
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What Makes Social Media So Alluring?
Learn about the science behind what makes social media so attractive. Read more.
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Does the Amount of Time You Spend at Your Screen Matter?
Short answer: yes. Longer answer: yes, but there is a lot of nuance involved. There is plenty of evidence to prove that there is a link between time spent looking… Read more.
Digital Sobriety 