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  1. spartanshield.org

    Dec 19, 2024TikTok and other social media platforms have begun using the term 'brain rot' to describe unintelligent behaviors, abnormal actions or immature vocabulary usage. The rise of 'brain rot' highlights youths' depreciation of education and quality thought. The Oxford definition of this term is "the supposed deterioration of a person's mental or intellectual state, especially viewed...
  2. mindmatters.ai

    5 days ago"Brain rot" ended up being Oxford's word of the year for 2024, highlighting how pervasive the mental decay caused by digital media has become in our culture. The screens, with their flitting videos, pictures, garbled verbiage, and algorithmic targeting have become ubiquitous; a subway or airport filled with people ogling at five-inch long ...
  3. Yahoo News. Why brain rot and bed rotting aren't all bad — and the reasons why Gen Z and millennials are so drawn to this form of escape. ... "Rather than reactively rotting, [we should be ...
  4. channelnewsasia.com

    Dec 16, 2024We can blame social media for "causing" brain rot - but that would be a bit like blaming water for causing people to drown, rather than people not really knowing how to swim but jumping into ...
  5. psychologytoday.com

    Dec 24, 2024Key points. Brain rot is not a diagnosable term, but it is a real phenomenon linked to social media and online use. Excessive time spent on social media affects brain functions like memory ...
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