Information Overload Treatment

Our brains weren't built for this information era. While very strong for language, logic, and higher philosophy, the brain can't handle that well the amount of information and data we are currently bombarded with. It does a fine job however, but it's far from its ideal operational range.

In the past, news about political issues, wars, and other big events were objective, simple and could usually be summarized in few sentences. The newspapers at the time could write a nice article about such events, but just by having a look at the headlines you could have a general ideal of what was happening in your country and in the world. Today, not only the events are more complex due to the increased amount of variables in our daily lives, but we also can easily dig deeper into events in ways our ancestors could only dream of. While before you needed to wait for a radio announcement about something important, now you can go up to tracking routes of ships and the price of assets in real time.

There's a biological limit for processing this amount of information, as you can imagine, and as the amount of information grows in our daily lives (and also the requirement we stay updated and knowing about everything), the amount of ways this data can combine between itself and stuff we knew previously increase exponentially, which naturally causes an explosion of potential connections, patterns, and insights. This is too much for our brains in different levels of its faculties, with effects varying depending on the individual, but they can go from mild aberrant synapses that shouldn't be there to total burnout and mental collapse.

So I created this field to treat these issues and help you bring your brain (and whole body) back to a more natural state.

Use as you wish.