A study of overload, media saturation, attention erosion, short-form content, selective truth, algorithms, and the collapse of proportion.
Information does not become harmless merely because it is accurate. Volume, timing, repetition, framing, emotional salience, and algorithmic selection can manipulate attention without fabricating a single fact.
The book examines overload as a bodily condition. When signal exceeds capacity, proportion collapses, interpretation accelerates, and certainty becomes a form of nervous-system compression.
- information
- overload
- attention
- algorithms
- truth
Signal beyond capacity
The organism cannot process the scale, speed, and emotional weighting of modern information.
Truth without proportion
Accurate fragments can still create a distorted world when context and scale disappear.
Attention as infrastructure
Algorithms shape what becomes available to thought before conscious evaluation begins.
“Information does not need to lie to manipulate you.”Information, Chaos & You
For readers of media theory, attention, algorithms, overload, selective truth, digital exhaustion, and the psychology of certainty under excessive signal.
Formats and editions
| Format | Status | Price | ASIN | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kindle eBook | Live | $6.99 USD | B0GYFGRM1D | Amazon ↗ |
| Paperback | Live | $17.99 USD | B0H42CMFYD | Amazon ↗ |
| Hardcover | Live | $27.90 USD | B0H43XW2YJ | Amazon ↗ |
