Smartphones: The Modern-Day Digital Dopamine Needle
Episode Overview
Smartphones act as digital dopamine needles, distracting us from real-life connections. Our cognitive abilities are being eroded by constant smartphone use. Elites may be using smartphone addiction to control society. Digital surveillance and societal control are growing concerns. Trish's empathetic yet tough interview style reveals raw truths.
Our phones have become digital dopamine needles, distracting us from real-life connections and eroding our cognitive abilities
In this thought-provoking episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', Trish Wood sits down with Simon Elmer to discuss the pervasive influence of smartphones on our lives. Elmer, a brilliant essayist and researcher, suggests that our addiction to these devices isn't accidental but rather a calculated move to control us. They chat about how our phones have become digital dopamine needles, distracting us from real-life connections and eroding our cognitive abilities.
Trish and Simon delve into the broader implications of this dependency, touching on topics like digital surveillance, societal control, and the erosion of personal freedoms. They also explore the role of global elites in perpetuating this addiction and the psychological impact on individuals. Trish's empathetic yet tough interviewing style brings out raw truths, making this episode both engaging and enlightening.
Whether you're concerned about your own smartphone use or interested in the societal impacts of technology, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion that challenges you to think critically about your digital habits.