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“A Perfect Storm of Cognitive Degradation”
(www.theguardian.com)
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While the article is crap, the phenomena of "brain rot" does exist. The brain is like a muscle in this regard; if you never challenge it, it deteriorates. There's even links to increased chance for neurodegenerative sicknesses in such cases. But we have this at least since TV, it's nothing new with the internet.