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The Future of Boredown [LIVE] - What Happens When It Is Harder To Do Nothing? with Dr. Joanne Orlando and Dan Ilic (#48)
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Summary
In this episode, the conversation explores the often-overlooked value of boredom in our hyper-connected world. The guests discuss how boredom can foster creativity, the impact of digital technology on our ability to be bored, and the societal implications of our relationship with boredom. They also delve into the future of boredom, suggesting it may become a sought-after experience as people seek to disconnect from constant stimulation.
Takeaways
Boredom is becoming a premium product as people seek to disconnect.
Creativity often flourishes in moments of boredom.
Digital technology is diminishing our ability to be bored.
Boredom can lead to self-reflection and personal growth.
Mindfulness practices are often seen as more acceptable than boredom.
Boredom is linked to feelings of loneliness in the digital age.
Parents often feel pressured to fill their children's time to avoid boredom.
Boredom can inspire innovative ideas and projects.
The future may see a rise in digital detox camps and boredom retreats.
Understanding boredom can help us reclaim our time and attention.
Chapters
00:00 The Value of Boredom
02:59 Boredom and Creativity
10:00 Boredom in the Digital Age
19:29 Defining Boredom
24:06 Boredom and Loneliness
27:39 The Future of Boredom
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