Andrew Huberman· PhD
There's a lot of discussion nowadays about smartphones and devices creating a sort of attention deficit, almost at a clinical level for many people, including adults. I think that's largely true.
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There's a lot of discussion nowadays about smartphones and devices creating a sort of attention deficit, almost at a clinical level for many people, including adults. I think that's largely true.
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they always identify the phone as being a major cause of just conflict in the family attention-deficit stuff so many issues