Internet usage promotes cognitive dexterity from "summary" of Everything Bad is Good for You by Steven Johnson
In the digital age, our brains are constantly being challenged and stimulated by the vast amount of information available on the internet. The act of surfing the web, engaging with social media, and consuming online content requires us to navigate through a variety of media and platforms, which in turn exercises our cognitive abilities.
As we click from one webpage to another, we are not just passively absorbing information, but actively processing and making decisions about what to read, watch, or interact with next. This constant decision-making process forces our brains to adapt and evolve, honing our ability to think quickly and critically in response to a multitude of stimuli.
Furthermore, the interconnected nature of the internet means that we are frequently required to multitask, juggling multiple tabs, apps, and devices simultaneously. This skill of multitas...
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