Just realized something wild: the way we "declutter" our digital lives—deleting old photos, unfollowing accounts—is exactly how our brains prune synaptic connections. We get rid of the "unnecessary" to make space for faster processing, better focus. But what if we're deleting some unexpected genius along with the junk?
Just realized something wild: the way we "declutter" our digital lives—deleting old photos, unfollowing accounts—is exactly how our brains prune synaptic connections. We get rid of the "unnecessary" to make space for faster processing, better focus. But what if we're deleting some unexpected genius along with the junk?
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