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“For each episode, we had information about every seven and a half seconds, that is, approximately 400 reference points. If we connected all these points with one red line, it would look like an exchange rate with Wall Street. It could suddenly fall or gradually decline, and we stopped to figure out what was the matter. Sometimes the graph of interest came close to the upper border of the table, we noted segments that really captured the attention of children. ”
“We decided to write a letter to specialists in the field of developmental psychology that we are aware of the danger of mixing fantasies and reality. But we will do it anyway. Otherwise, we kirdyk. "
Hacking our brains was a major challenge for the creators of video content. Their survival depended on him.
“Content for children is one of the possible forms of making money for 3D animators. At an early age, our aesthetic standards are lower. So independent production can make a profit at the expense of its size. It uses existing and easily accessible content [...] and can endlessly and senselessly repeat and process the same thing, because the site’s algorithms do not care about quality, just like our children do. ”
“Analyzing the possibility of replacing the rest, we found that tired people are looking for social surrogates, which in turn help them regain self-control. [Results] show that after exhausting exercises of self-discipline, people are happy to direct their attention to familiar fictional worlds (for example, in their favorite series). An additional analysis shows that, by their social nature, these familiar fictional worlds help rest. ”
“Rioting can lead young people to protest against their own interests - denying childhood inclinations, activity and attitudes, sometimes supporting self-esteem. [...] The riot leads to the fact that young people rely on self-determination and personal opinion, doing something that contradicts the desires of other people. "
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“76% of TV streamers call watching several episodes of an excellent series a cozy haven in their busy lives.”
The problem is not that Netflix is ​​addictive. And the fact that our life does not cause it.
“You need to create the ability to be yourself without doing anything else. The ability to just sit ... like this ... means to be human, ” Louis X. Kay .
"I'm bored".
When we were children, we replaced boredom with games.
“A game is a state in which we become real ourselves, let go of ego and fear, and allow ourselves to look stupid. This is what strengthens our friendship, gives the most precious memories and the endless joy of life. ”
“It takes more time to see this, but I finally understood. I really do not function when I regard life as a Work. I think of life as a Game. If I think differently, I take everything too seriously. My health and happiness are crumbling, and my work is terrible. ”
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“Here is the important thing. Curiosity is not just a great way to improve your life and achieve happiness, but the opportunity to get an excellent job or partner. This is the key to the things that matter most in the modern world: independence, self-determination, self-government, self-development. Curiosity is the path to freedom as such. ”
“I have no special talents. Only passionate curiosity. ”- Albert Einstein