> Analyses using a more stringent definition of school phone bans (ie, requiring phones to be stored away and not carried on the student’s person) also yielded findings consistent with the main results
> Analyses using a more stringent definition of school phone bans (ie, requiring phones to be stored away and not carried on the student’s person) also yielded findings consistent with the main results
Everyone wants to love to hate on phones, but we watched the same commercial over and over again in front of a TV.
But that ad didn’t get you to exercise gambling mechanics. It wasn’t tuned to exactly the thing that would get you, personally, to engage.
After a while, watching the same rerun or failing at the same Contra level got boring and playing outside seemed like a good change of pace. For most people, watching TV was at least somewhat communal.
Please tell me which decade in human history average I people had access to the “right amount of high-quality information..” - or however, you define this golden age of brain rot
"I stopped smoking during work hours but still got lung cancer?!?"