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Byung-Chul Han

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Adolescent mental health, gender & social media

26 clusters · 79 sources · last updated

Latest: Digital information consumption and its impact on mental health

Longitudinal research from Australia, South Korea, and the United States links digital habits to teenage mental health. In Australia, adolescents spending over two hours daily on social media face higher risks of depress

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Byung-Chul Han philosophical analysis of social crises

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Latest: Philosopher Byung-Chul Han analyzes the rise of incompetent political leaders

Philosopher Byung-Chul Han examines the erosion of social cohesion and the rise of political instability in contemporary society. His work identifies a decline in respect, defined as the recognition of others in their un

[ACTIVE] [TECHNOLOGY] [JP] [US] [FR]

Generative AI: Copyright, Economic, and Cognitive Impacts

21 clusters · 234 sources · last updated

Latest: Publishing industry responds to rising use of generative AI

Generative AI continues to disrupt creative and professional sectors, intensifying debates over copyright, artistic integrity, and human cognition. In the manga and digital art industries, controversies persist regarding

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Workplace burnout, mental health, and evolving design

24 clusters · 61 sources · last updated

Latest: Mental health experts warn against hyperproductivity and chronic stress

Workplace burnout is a gradual accumulation of exhaustion, cynicism, and loss of motivation, distinguished from routine stress by its chronic nature. Recent data highlights a deepening crisis: the Gallup State of the Glo

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Societal reflections on productivity and modern life

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Societal fatigue and the search for meaning in daily rituals

Discussions regarding modern existence focus on the tension between productivity culture and mental well-being. Initial observations highlight how the constant urge to be productive and the use of technology can prevent

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