You wake up. Your phone is the first thing you reach for, almost instinctively. You scroll, scroll, scroll. Thirty minutes pass before you even get out of bed. You shuffle to the kitchen, bleary-eyed, only to forget why you’re even there. And yet, your thumb’s still itching to reach for that glowing screen. 📱
Sound familiar? You, my friend, might be experiencing what modern philosophers (and by philosophers, I mean the exhausted internet generation) call brain rot. Think of it as a slow-cooking stew of endless memes, Netflix binges, and “just one more scroll” sessions, all simmering into a perfect recipe for mental mush 🍲.
So what exactly is brain rot? It’s that hazy, scrambled, “am I a human or just a content sponge?” feeling that seems to set in after hours in the digital abyss. Let’s talk about how we all got here and, more importantly, how we can snap out of it before we’re all left drooling on our screens 🧠✨.
Ready to stop the rot? Let’s dive in!