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28 February 2022

Psychologist at QF explains why being connected in a hyper digital world comes at the cost of our wellbeing

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Psychologist at QF explains why being connected in a hyper digital world comes at the cost of our wellbeing

The human mind is surrounded by 2 million bits of info per second, yet the nervous systems can only process about 134 bits per second.

Image source: Artie Medvedev, via Shutterstock

WCM-Q’s Sobia Rahman sheds light on why the human mind could be struggling with distraction in today’s hyperconnected world

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