Hayes: Phone Use at Dinners Will Seem Strange

Chris Hayes discussed the declining attention spans of the public and the exploitation of this attention by tech oligarchs. He argued that the ability to focus is now a valuable commodity, comparable to oil, and that the constant use of smartphones during social gatherings is a symptom of this shift. This commentary reflects on broader trends in media consumption and its impact on society.

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