I’m Thinking. Please. Be Quiet.

I’m Thinking. Please. Be Quiet.

11/25/2013

link

https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/25/opinion/sunday/im-thinking-please-be-quiet.html

summary

In this thought-provoking article, the author reflects on the impact of constant distractions and the importance of solitude in our lives. The author describes how we are constantly bombarded with information and the need to always be connected, which leaves little room for deep thinking and introspection. He argues that we need quiet moments of solitude to fully engage in critical thinking and creativity. The article explores the concept of 'smartphone hush' and the dangers of constantly seeking external distractions rather than embracing moments of silence. The author concludes by emphasizing the importance of carving out quiet spaces and times in our lives to foster deep thinking and self-reflection.

tags

mental health ꞏ mindfulness ꞏ attention span ꞏ distraction ꞏ mental well-being ꞏ unplugging ꞏ calming the mind ꞏ mental silence ꞏ silence ꞏ mental rejuvenation ꞏ mental tranquility ꞏ silence and productivity ꞏ noise ꞏ distractions ꞏ mental reset ꞏ technology ꞏ mindful living ꞏ cognitive science ꞏ mental self-care ꞏ digital mindfulness ꞏ mental decluttering ꞏ concentration ꞏ mental respite ꞏ digital detox ꞏ external stimuli ꞏ mental stillness ꞏ mental fitness ꞏ meditation ꞏ digital overload ꞏ thought processes ꞏ quieting the mind ꞏ focus ꞏ mental clarity ꞏ mindfulness practice ꞏ mental relaxation ꞏ mindful awareness ꞏ mental balance ꞏ mental focus ꞏ inner thoughts ꞏ mental noise ꞏ stress management ꞏ inner peace ꞏ self-awareness