Anyone else feels the Internet has made them dumber? I used to

>it's this thread again

Why don't we have a "help I'm a low attention span pleb" info thing in the sticky?

>>9711983
honestly you shou

>>9711983
i 100% feel you, friend

>>9711983
I've never finished a whole non-fiction book in my life, which is all I read. Been skimming Wittgenstein and Justice for two weeks now. I think it's a better way to learn t b h, since you only get the important pieces in more digestible chunks

>>9711983
Read The Extensions of Man by Marshall McLuhan, or at least about it. Every medium has effected the inner workings of man's mind in one way or another. Why would the internet be any different? Interact with mediums that resemble the way you'd like to think (in structure) and eventually that's how you'll think.

>>9711983
Haven't read the other anon's recommendation but 'The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains' by Nicholas Carr was a very good book on this subject and it's on libgen. You probably wouldn't be able to finish it though.

The internet has only made me unproductive. It's remarkable. The only time I was ever productive was when I had a broken computer for a nine month span in which I produced a season long television script that I am very proud of.

Got a computer back and have done shit all since. Thank god I was extremely late to smartphones. What a fuck waste this all is.

>>9711983
>its an 'anon has no self-control and blames his failures on external forces' episode

It's really getting boring now lads, pack it in.

Get off the internet then you fucking retard