두뇌 썩음 극복하기: 디지털 디톡스와 집중력을 위한 팁

### 뇌 부패 극복하기: 더 건강한 마음을 위한 전략
* 🧠 "주의 집중 시간이 **7초 미만**이고 매일 **7시간 이상 스크린**을 보는 심각한 뇌 썩음증 진단"을 받았습니다.
* 📱 뇌 썩음증은 수백만 명에게 영향을 미치는 만성 질환으로, **주의 집중 시간이 짧고 휴대폰을 계속 확인**하며 산만함 없이 집중하지 못하는 것이 특징입니다.
* 🔄 뇌의 부패를 막으려면 소셜 미디어 알고리즘을 훈련시켜 무의미한 숏폼 동영상보다 더 풍부한 콘텐츠를 보여 주도록 **'알고리즘 디톡스'**부터 시작하세요.
* 🚫 숙제나 가족 식사 등 중요한 활동 중에는 기기와 자신 사이에 물리적 거리를 두는 등 **기술과의 경계를 설정하는 것**이 중요합니다.
* 🏋 무료함을 받아들이고 새로운 기술을 배우는 등 무료한 시간을 채울 수 있는 의미 있는 활동을 찾아 **휴대폰에 대한 엔터테인먼트 의존도를 줄이세요.**
* 🍏 식단을 모니터링하고, **오메가-3와 항산화제가 풍부한 뇌 건강에 좋은 음식**을 섭취하고, **인지 기능에 도움이 되는 규칙적인 운동**을 하는 등 총체적인 접근 방식이 필수적입니다.
* ⏳ "쉽지도 않고 빠르지도 않겠지만, 여러분 모두가 조언을 따르고 **뇌의 부패를 단번에 극복할 수 있는 훈련**이 되어 있을 것이라 믿습니다."
* 🎓 커뮤니티에 가입하여 지원을 받고 구독하여 **더 건강한 마음을 유지하기 위한 더 많은 팁**을 받아보세요.

학생들에게 영향을 미치는 만성 질환인 두뇌 부패는 알고리즘 디톡스, 경계 설정, 게으름 수용을 통해 치료할 수 있습니다.

Hey Gohar, how are you? Doc, just give it to me straight: is it bad?

All right, so I looked at your reports and you've been diagnosed with a serious case of brain rot. According to these numbers, your attention span is less than seven seconds. Are you already on your phone?

You cut that out! What? So, as I was saying, your attention span is less than seven seconds, your screen time is longer than seven hours, and if you don't treat this condition...

I don't know what to tell you. Can you at least tell me how to treat it?

Here, just watch this video. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with brain rot, this video is for you. Brain rot is a chronic condition that affects millions of students worldwide. Symptoms include having the attention span of a goldfish, constantly checking your phone for new notifications, filling every idle moment in your life with short-form content, and the worst symptom of them all: not being able to focus without Subway Surfers playing on the side.

Can I please have my phone back? No, keep listening! Fortunately, I've helped thousands of students overcome this condition, but I need you to follow my advice carefully and watch this video until the end. Here's the harsh truth about brain rot: once you start, it's very hard to stop. Social media isn't designed to give you content that's good for you; it's designed to give you content it knows you're going to watch, whether it's going to enhance your life in some way or detract from it.

Most students trap themselves in what I call a 'brain rot cycle.' They'll engage with a few brain rot videos on their timeline, triggering the algorithm to...

Believe it, hey! This student likes brain rot, so what does the algorithm do? It serves the student even more brain rot, and it becomes this never-ending cycle. That's why the first thing you need to do to treat your brain rot is something called an algorithm detox. You need to

train the algorithm to give you rich and fulfilling content; what I like to call brain nourishment. The next time you see a cheap piece of content on your timeline, I need you to hold down and press "not interested." You can also try to scroll by

as fast as possible, just so the algorithm doesn't get the wrong idea. But an algorithm detox isn't just about getting the algorithm to show you less bad content; it's also about getting the algorithm to show you more good content. So, for example, if you see an educational

video, feel free to like, comment, and even subscribe to the creator. I hope you're getting the hint, but in all seriousness, try to consume longer and richer media, to not only fix your attention span but to signal to the algorithm that that's the kind of content that you like. Seek

out documentaries, seek out podcasts; be intentional about your media consumption. The people who beat brain rot are intentional consumers, and the people brain rot beats are passive consumers; they just go wherever the algorithm takes them. If you don't know where to find richer content, here are some of my

favorite channels: Vsauce, Veritasium, Wendover Productions, and Mark Rober. My favorite podcasts include Founders (which is mostly for entrepreneurial people), as well as How I Built This (which is also for entrepreneurial people). If any of you have any science or history podcast

Recommendations? Just drop them in the comments! So, doing an algorithm detox is a great first step in treating your brain rot, but it alone is not sufficient. You can very much have a detoxified algorithm and still be glued to your phone. That's why the second step in

treating brain rot is setting boundaries. Technology has crept its way into every single corner of our lives—some corners that it shouldn't even be exploring. For example, I have some friends who cannot take a shower without their phones.

Oh yeah, I do that all the time. What? I'm going to let that soak in for a second—no pun intended. See, now I understand bringing your phone to the bathroom; actually, even that is kind of weird in my opinion, but taking it into the shower just signals a whole another level of dependence. Part of overcoming brain rot is

being able to easily transition between the digital world and the real world, and loosening this crippling dependence on technology. If you do not draw a clear line indicating where technology should and shouldn't be in your life, it will constantly beg for your attention and

pull you out of the present moment. Thankfully, I'm pretty sure that none of you are using your phones in the shower, but I am sure you're using your phone in situations you shouldn't be—whether that's dinner with family, while doing homework, or even in class. Setting

boundaries is as simple as creating physical distance between you and technology in important situations. For example, unless you're using your phone as a calculator or as a timer, keep it away from you while you're doing homework. If you're in school, maybe just keep your phone in your backpack.

Actually, one weird thing I did in high school: I kept my phone in my backpack instead of my pocket. But it was great because I never felt tempted to use it during class. Now, the harsh reality is nobody is going to enforce these boundaries for you. You need not only the

discipline but the self-respect to follow these rules that you set for yourself. I have a question for you: if your teacher tells you to do a homework assignment, even if you really don't want to, you're still going to do it, right?

If your coach tells you to run a mile in the blistering heat, even if you're exhausted, you're still going to do it, right? And if your parents tell you to throw out the garbage, even if it's pouring outside, you're still going to

gladly do it, right? Well, maybe not gladly, but you're still going to do it. So when you tell yourself that you're going to put your phone away and focus, why don't you listen to yourself? You need to hold yourself in as high regard as you do

these other people in your life. Your ability to make a promise to yourself and keep that promise will not only help you overcome brain rot but also succeed in every single area of your life. Dude, it's not over yet! Let's face it: we turn to brain rot whenever we're

bored. But if we're not bored, then we won't turn to brain rot. You need to find meaningful ways to fill the time whenever you're bored, and one way to do so is by learning a new skill. For example, you can learn to program; you can

Learn to play an instrument, you can learn to garden, or you can even learn a new language—which is where the sponsor of this video comes in.  With Lingoda, I have always wanted to learn Spanish. In fact, I took four years of Spanish in high school, but when I visited Spain two years

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the material was easy to understand, I was a bit nervous. I mean, what if I forgot a word or mispronounced something? Luckily, my first class was way better than I could have imagined. I was in a class with four other students, and the professor was super kind and sweet.

During class, we went over vocabulary, we went over dialogue, and then after class, the instructor sent us personalized feedback so we could pinpoint our weaknesses. After having taken several classes, I can genuinely say I feel an improvement in my Spanish and can say more than just a

few words. Learn with Lingoda and tailor your learning path to your goals. Click the link in my description or use the discount code "GOHARD" for $25 off when signing up. That's such a good deal! And now, back to the video. So I have a

question: Do you remember the first day you used ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude? Do you remember how blown away you felt? AI is only going to continue to get more powerful over the coming years in ways that we can't even imagine. And as this

happens, I imagine people will split into one of two groups: those who use AI to supplement their mental capacities and those who use AI as a mental crutch. That's why, before this technology gets any stronger, I need you to lose the crutches. Well, what does that mean? I need

you to stop over-relying on technology at the expense of your own mental fortitude. For example, we'll lunge for our phones even to do the simplest calculations. Quick, what's 30% of 20? Shoot... um... um... five? Did you really just say five?

Other times, we'll use AI to write the simplest messages. For example, an email to a teacher: Quick, can you tell me which sentence is grammatically correct and why? "The list of assignments are due next week" or "The list of assignments is due next week." Although using AI to write

Emails or doing mental math is not the end of the world. We cannot become over-reliant; otherwise, we will gradually weaken our abilities to do mental math, to write grammatically correct sentences, and to articulate our thoughts. A simple way to see this is to think of your

brain as a muscle. Those moments when you're using your brainpower to calculate something or sift through your thoughts are the moments when you're strengthening your neural pathways. Embracing these mental challenges literally alters the structure of your brain. For example, a 2004 study by Bogan et al. found that

learning to juggle increased gray matter in brain areas involved with visual motion processing. Another study in *Frontiers in Human Neuroscience* found that older adults who underwent memory training experienced increased cortical thickness in several brain areas—parts of their brain literally got thicker. Now, I'm not saying that you

should renounce all technology and only rely on your mind. For example, I use AI all the time, often to help with coding tasks and even writing tasks. Just make sure you're relying more on your actual intelligence instead of an artificial one. He's low-key cooking. Yeah, first off,

if you have made it to this point in the video, congratulations! It seems like you are already following the first tip. Now, I have an observation, and you can tell me if you think I'm right or wrong, but I believe that today's younger generation sucks at dealing with items...

Look, I've been guilty of this myself, but hear me out: If we have two free minutes between classes, we'll go on our phones; if we have two free minutes before a meeting, we'll go on our phones; and if we have a minute between sets,

At the gym, we'll go on our phones. We have become hardwired to pull out our phones to fill every idle moment of our existence, and often we're pulling our phones out for no other reason than to fill that moment. It's not like we're

pulling it out to respond to important texts or emails; it's usually just to scroll through social media and get that instant dopamine hit. If you are serious about curing your brain rot, I need you to embrace idleness. Whenever you have a free moment, take a deep breath, stretch,

drink some water, observe the environment around you, try to be present in the moment. I'm sure we're all extremely busy people, running from one class to another, from one meeting to another. These idle moments are a gift, and they're few and far between. Instead of filling them with

meaningless stimulation, just try to cherish the moment. If you don't take time to embrace the idle moments, to just sit back and be present in the world around you, life is going to go by like this. And I'm not saying this to scare you—you're young and have so much more

life to live. I just want to tell you now, while you're still young, so you can fully experience and feel where life takes you over the coming years and decades. Dang, wow! Bros got me thinking, too. Now, throughout this video I've been repeating one idea over and over:

Use your phone less. Use your phone less. Use your phone less. And at this point you might believe that brain rot is the result of using your phone too much. Now, yes, while that is a cause, it's not the only cause. Brain rot is also the result

of how you treat your body as a whole; that's why, in order to cure it, you need to monitor the system. Let's start off with the most important part of that system: your diet. You know how sugar makes your teeth rot? Well, it also makes your brain rot, in a way. A 2022 study in

neurology found that those who ate the most junk food had a 28% faster rate of global cognitive decline and a 25% faster rate of executive function decline compared to those who ate the least amount of junk food. To improve your brain health, consume food that's

rich in omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins, particularly B vitamins. Now, this doesn't mean that eating fish and blueberries is going to turn you into Einstein, but numerous studies show that antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids can help slow the rate of cognitive decline

in older adults. Now, another important part of the system is physical exercise. Regular physical exercise has been shown to increase the size of the hippocampus, the part of the brain involved in verbal memory and learning. A study published in the Journal of Alzheimer's disease found that older adults who

engage in regular aerobic exercise had not only larger brain volumes but better cognitive function compared to their sedentary peers. The key here is to fight brain rot with a holistic approach. It's not just about using your phone less; it's about nourishing your brain,

exercising your brain, and taking care of your body. It's not going to be easy, and it's not going to be fast, but I trust that all of you have the discipline to follow the advice in the video and overcome your brain rot once and for all.

You got that? You know what to do now? Yeah, I think I'm going to join Goar's Discord and newsletter for more help. Oh, and be sure to subscribe to Goar for more tips.

how to cure brain rot

Gohar Khan

짧은 집중력, 과도한 화면 사용 시간 등의 증상을 동반하는 심각한 뇌 부패 사례의 진단.

증상으로는 짧은 집중력, 과도한 화면 사용 시간, 방해 요소 없이 집중할 수 없음 등이 있습니다.

뇌 부패는 전 세계 수백만 명의 학생들에게 영향을 미치는 만성 질환입니다.

소셜 미디어는 콘텐츠 가치에 관계없이 사용자의 참여를 유지하도록 설계되었습니다.

'뇌 썩음 주기'에 대한 설명과 알고리즘 제안에 미치는 영향에 대해 설명합니다.

알고리즘 디톡스 및 콘텐츠 소비

더 나은 콘텐츠 큐레이션을 위한 알고리즘 디톡스의 중요성.

더 풍부한 콘텐츠를 표시하기 위해 알고리즘에 영향을 미치는 전략.

다큐멘터리 및 팟캐스트와 같이 더 길고 풍부한 미디어를 소비하도록 권장합니다.

풍부한 콘텐츠를 제공하는 채널 및 팟캐스트에 대한 제안입니다.

기술의 보편적인 특성과 일상 생활에 미치는 영향.

디지털 세계와 현실 세계 사이의 전환의 중요성.

중요한 상황에서 자신과 기술 사이에 물리적 거리를 두어 경계를 설정합니다.

개인적인 경계를 지키는 데 있어 자기 규율과 자기 존중의 중요성.

유휴 시간 채우기 및 새로운 기술 배우기

유휴 시간을 의미 있게 채울 수 있는 방법을 찾아서 뇌가 썩지 않도록 하세요.

프로그래밍, 악기 연주, 정원 가꾸기, 새로운 언어 배우기 등 새로운 기술을 배우기.

링고다 언어 학습 과정에 대한 개인적인 경험.

링고다의 다양한 학습 옵션에 대한 설명입니다: 플렉스, 팀, 스프린트.

링고다 수업과 개인화된 피드백에 대한 긍정적인 경험.

AI에 대한 과도한 의존을 피하고 정신력 강화하기

사람들은 잠재적으로 AI를 사용하여 정신 능력을 향상시키는 사람과 방해하는 사람으로 나뉠 수 있습니다.

단순한 작업에 기술에 지나치게 의존하는 것을 피해야 합니다.

이메일 작성이나 암산과 같은 간단한 작업에서 AI에 지나치게 의존하는 예시입니다.

뇌를 근육으로 비유하고 신경 경로를 강화하는 데 있어 정신적 도전의 중요성을 설명합니다.

학습 및 기억력 훈련이 뇌 구조에 미치는 긍정적인 효과를 보여주는 연구 결과.

게으름을 포용하고 뇌 건강에 대한 총체적인 접근 방식

모든 유휴 시간을 휴대폰 사용으로 채우는 경향이 있습니다.

게으름을 받아들이고 순간에 집중하는 것의 중요성.

뇌 부패는 휴대폰 사용뿐만 아니라 전반적인 신체 치료로 인해 발생하기도 합니다.

정크푸드가 인지 기능 저하에 미치는 부정적인 영향.

오메가-3 지방산, 항산화제, 비타민이 풍부한 식단의 중요성.

규칙적인 신체 운동이 뇌 크기와 인지 기능에 미치는 긍정적인 영향.

뇌 썩음과 싸우기 위한 총체적인 접근 방식의 필요성.