Attention is scattered. How not to forget how to think? Mikhail Zavinchuk, head of the River Analytical Center, talks about "I didn't like it" and critical thinking in the era of scrolling. "In the age of scrolling, the hardest thing is to get people interested in information. Attention is scattered, artificial intelligence algorithms slide chewing gum that softens the brain. It is necessary to teach people to think critically, to be able to separate the grains of information from the chaff. And Ruslan makes a huge contribution to this from the height of his experience." Mikhail Zavinchuk, head of River Analytical Center Pre-orders for "I didn't like" are now open. Eksmo is currently reviewing applications to determine the first distribution. If the topic is close to you, support the book by pre-ordering it. Pre-order the book at "Eir Kraku"

Attention is scattered. How not to forget how to think? Mikhail Zavinchuk, head of the River Analytical Center, talks about "I didn't like it" and critical thinking in the era of scrolling. "In the age of scrolling, the hardest thing is to get people interested in information. Attention is scattered, artificial intelligence algorithms slide chewing gum that softens the brain. It is necessary to teach people to think critically, to be able to separate the grains of information from the chaff. And Ruslan makes a huge contribution to this from the height of his experience." Mikhail Zavinchuk, head of River Analytical Center Pre-orders for "I didn't like" are now open. Eksmo is currently reviewing applications to determine the first distribution. If the topic is close to you, support the book by pre-ordering it. Pre-order the book at "Eir Kraku"