Information asymmetry

A sign of power and uncertainty, and also is seen as a bit unfair, but it needs to remain for the sake of functional systems and human privacy.
Yet... This is natural! This is how... information has value! The further we are away from the state of a baby mind (pure stupidity), the more we can think and do.
This is because brains are seperate from each other.
It's easy to blame web-surfing and social media like YouTube for "lowering attention spans", but they undoubtedly helped us bridge the gap, learning interesting from videos (which is still REAL learning). On average, we are smarters than the 1800s.

Category:Psychology