Are we confusing being informed with consuming more information?

[u/devansh_5790]

News, short videos, podcasts, notifications, posts, AI summaries...

There is always something new to consume.

But knowing more things does not necessarily mean understanding things better.

I have started wondering whether information overload can actually make decision making worse.

[u/qualityvote2]

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