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Overstimulation (as a societal issue) - Coggle Diagram
Overstimulation (as a societal issue)
Brain fog
Attention span
Restlessness
Clarity
Long term thinking
Can I help people to create a system that helps them think clearly?
Test it
Wisdom
How to make (real life) decisions
Norms and Values
Feeling / intuition
Financial
Does my generation handle their money well :question:
Consuming
Purpose
Connectedness
Creativity
How to make it upstream?
Through Tech design or Urban design
Have transformative conversations / interventions with companies that are benefiting from overstimulation
Cultural shifts
Make the relation with stimuli more harmonious
Policy interventions
Related domains
Neurology
Psychology
Education
Mental Health
Personal Development
Business
Politics
What rules revolve around stimuli
Sociology
Focus: The societal impact of overstimulation, including how media, consumer culture, and fast-paced lifestyles contribute to collective stress and anxiety.
Potential Solutions: Community-based initiatives that promote slow living, policies to reduce work hours, and encourage mental health awareness.
Example: Sociological studies on how overstimulation contributes to the erosion of social bonds, empathy, and a sense of community.
Addiction
Games
Gambling
Pornography
Social Media
over Comparing
Impulsive purchases
People that run into money issues
How can I, as a social innovator, facilitate change
Look into the workspace, family and school life
Is it possible to live offline for a few days?
Lifestyle changes
Stoic philosophy
Meditation
Journaling
Link to travel
Hightened senses
Where to make Interventions/Performances
Office space
For them to deal with emails
Students
How they deal with their Phones
Tech companies
Research setup
Desk research
Irresitible
Social Interaction
What are social occasions that have been replaced by technology :question:
Democracatic debates are being held on Twitter
Life Advice is given via YouTube
Seeking out mates is done via
Escalation
What type of people have real problems
Youths and Habits
Articles on
Statistics
Generational
Biggest challenges that we face
Benefits and downsides of digital culture
Are there obvious changes that are desired by a certain population group :question:
Who is benefitting from social media addiction
Real life research
Questionaire
Numerical data
Make people think
Through 'transformative questions'
Focus group
To take a few prospects and suggest them to change their behavior and reflect on it --> Find people that want to change their behavior in certain ways and track their progress together
Performances
Experience personally what it's like trying to go through this life without a smartphone
Investagation into a Elementary school
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