Category: Attention 🎯
After nearly two decades of meditation. I have come to my senses a little, and there is one thing I can say for certain: Your Attention Is Sovereign.
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Passive Quantified Systems
I think there could be a lot more done representing my phone use beyond lame bubbles falling down every-time I unlock my phone.
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All Thoughts Fly
Moaning about spending/wasting too much time on my phone is the perennial topic for this blog.
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Panning The Streams
I’ve spent the week thinking about/observing my behaviour in the feeds more closely
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Beyond The Last Ad Break | 2039
Television News has no memory beyond the last ad break. Updates on what I’ve got going on, and how a healthier media diet might be a good idea right now
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Sonic Geography | 2022
There are universes to be found inside of all sound.
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Sounds Like It’s Synthwave | 2005
A veiled moan about procrastination, Brexit, and introducing the new podcast theme for 2020!
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Please for the love of Blarg, Start a Blog
Your Twitter thread is great! But it is also ephemeral, temporal and easily forgotten. Start a damn Blog
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To Do List | 1925
I’ve come back from holiday and trying am trying to get back into the swing of things. Tackling my To Do List.
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Start Select Reset Zine – Your Attention Is Sovereign
This first zine is a collection of transcripts on the attention economy, social media, and device use that have emerged as a recurring thread thought making permanently moved in the…
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The Internet Isn’t All One Thing | 1922
Half articulated thoughts on Waldenponding, literal content and UX verticality, the demands of the attention economy and why return to the Isles of blogging.
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The Loop | 1825
The Attention Loop is a phenomena emergent in the digital age. What’s worse is it’s highly likely that whatever you were reading wasn’t worth reading in the first place.
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Your Attention Is Sovereign | 1824
Your attention is sovereign – You, personally, get to decide where you put your attention.
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Don’t Feed The Machine | 1820
The internet broke this week and we had a whole day without it – It was nice. From those beginnings I end up talking a little bit about social media…
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No news is … good news?
It’s 2018. People don’t actually read newspapers either. Instead they step on/in to social media every morning like a stinking cesspool.
