The Attention Economy's Last Bargain
We have traded our inner lives for a stream of notifications. What would it take to reclaim the capacity for sustained thought?
Maya Osei·12 min
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Maya Osei
Culture critic and essayist — New York
Maya Osei writes on technology, attention, and the texture of modern life. Her work asks how interfaces, habits, and economic systems shape what people notice—and what they miss. She lives in New York.