Learning from your surroundings involves understanding how physical
spaces and social environments shape thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
The human
brain adapts to its surroundings through neuroplasticity, which
influences decision theory.
Seriously, a distracting learning environment can actually ruin focus by
gigantic amounts. It overpowers human willpower sometimes.
And a noisy environment is one of the biggest things that I want the
stimulus to burn to nothingness. This is preventing me from doing my
work properly, and there’s basically no counter to others' free will acting
this way. Inherently, this is out of my control. And some people adapt
to a noisy environment by blasting their own noise too. Environmental
psychology may backfire too, sometimes.
Used to think that I could just exert more force to try to overcome it, but now I kinda know that working with it is better. Though it's still tricky, because my PC is used for both work and rest.