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Thread 1 I'm ambivalent about this & would love to hear your thoughts: a lot of my friends use focus-timing apps (e.g. 45 mins + breaks) and/or limit their or their children's "screen time" per hour. My natural flow (creative immersion) state - for reading, conversation,
IMO, self-sustaining flow states are clearly better. It seems most US adults can't get there, and I think that *is* probably partially attributable to early regimenting of children's time & near-constant attention redirections.
This scares me SO much. Like how is a child ever going to learn what type of brain they have and what it can be useful for if they can't experiment with flow states to figure it out. That said in my early teens we had to use computer rooms/per hour paid internet cafes, ie limit
+ 1 Can you imagine the computer engineer genius of the future being discovered with 60 mins / day screen time? Even child @elonmusk needed 3 hours to learn how to code!
+ 2 It can take up to 90 mins or a DAY for me to "get into something" (and then make time disappear) -- You?
If I am intrinsically motivated, I find the long flow state work period is great. If I am not intrinsically motivated, I find I need 45-60 minute blocking to get through it.
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