In an era of unprecedented access to information, paradoxically, many feel overwhelmed, leading to a potential “knowledge deficit.” The sheer volume of data, constant notifications, and the rapid pace of news can make it difficult to discern reliable sources, process complex issues, or engage in deep, critical thinking. We might have more facts at our fingertips, but less understanding. This overload can lead to anxiety, decision fatigue, and a tendency to skim rather than absorb. Instead of fostering wisdom, the fire hose of information can leave us feeling less informed and more prone to misinformation. How do we navigate this deluge to cultivate genuine knowledge and critical discernment? How do you cope with information overload in your daily life?
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