Technology gets blamed for everything—our short attention spans, our wasted hours, our inability to sit in silence for more than ten seconds without checking our phones. But technology isn’t the problem. It just makes it really easy to be aimless. When you know what you want, technology is a tool. It helps you learn faster, connect better, and build things that matter. But if you don’t know what you want, technology fills the gap. It floods you with distractions, suggestions, and algorithms that quietly nudge you into spending your life …
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