I don't like what the internet is doing to me.
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The Digital Illusion of Total Availability
The internet, particularly through smartphones, creates a 'digital illusion of total availability,' making it seem like anything is accessible instantly. This contributes to the addictive nature of online engagement by removing real-world limitations. Speaker argues this constant availability fuels a hunger for more information, leading to a state of 'infomania.'
Abandoning Sponsorships to Reclaim Trust
The speaker announces they are ceasing all sponsorships, viewing them as a form of 'selling trust' to advertisers. This decision stems from a desire to align their actions with their critique of the attention economy and to maintain a more honest relationship with their audience, even if it impacts financial sustainability.
