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YouTubeThe Long Signal · 48
Attention Is a Place We Choose to Live
42:18
1:13:04
42:18Paused here
Attention is less like a battery and more like a place. Where do I keep choosing to live?
A humane environment makes the good choice feel nearby.
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| Episode | Status | Rating | Quick note | Keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attention Is a Place We Choose to Live | Listening | 4 / 5 | Return to the section on public space. | |
| The Tools That Teach Us How to Think | Finished | 5 / 5 | Useful for the tools essay. | |
| Building a More Patient Internet | Unplayed | — | — |
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