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Who should have the right to interrupt you is really important in figuring out how to...

Who should have the right to interrupt you is really important in figuring out how to fight back in a world that will take your, will take as much of your attention as you're willing to give, and then some

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- Who should have the right to interrupt you
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is really important in figuring out how to fight back
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in a world that will take your,
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will take as much of your attention
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as you're willing to give, and then some.
Duration
16 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
01:02:53
Uploaded
May 29, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Filmmaker John Hyatt talks to kids, parents and experts about the impact and chilling consequences of constant smartphone screen time in today's world.
And I think it's that fear of missing out, - Screened Out 00:13
And I think it's that fear of missing out,
It is the sense of loss - Screened Out 00:07
It is the sense of loss
- One of the things we teach here is mindfulness, - Screened Out 00:19
- One of the things we teach here is mindfulness,
- If you are trying to break a habit or break an addiction, - Screened Out 00:09
- If you are trying to break a habit or break an addiction,
But, to do that, you have to have a sense - Screened Out 00:06
But, to do that, you have to have a sense
The reason why people develop addictions - Screened Out 00:07
The reason why people develop addictions
If you can tune into that in meditation - Screened Out 00:10
If you can tune into that in meditation
- When you develop the capacity to just sit with yourself, - Screened Out 00:11
- When you develop the capacity to just sit with yourself,
A craving arises, you observe it, - Screened Out 00:07
A craving arises, you observe it,
- If someone walks into a room - Screened Out 00:09
- If someone walks into a room
If you've had a good meditation in the morning, - Screened Out 00:22
If you've had a good meditation in the morning,
- I'm an advocate for scheduling time for focus. - Screened Out 00:05
- I'm an advocate for scheduling time for focus.
We literally need to put in our day, I have it every day, - Screened Out 00:08
We literally need to put in our day, I have it every day,
I turn off all notifications, - Screened Out 00:07
I turn off all notifications,
That is not something that is going to happen on its own. - Screened Out 00:05
That is not something that is going to happen on its own.
- No matter where I am, no matter who I'm with, - Screened Out 00:07
- No matter where I am, no matter who I'm with,
And it's just an attempt to carve out some of the day, - Screened Out 00:10
And it's just an attempt to carve out some of the day,
- Having tech-free time in the home, - Screened Out 00:17
- Having tech-free time in the home,
- One of the things that we have, really, to our advantage - Screened Out 00:07
- One of the things that we have, really, to our advantage
They hate to feel they're being manipulated - Screened Out 00:04
They hate to feel they're being manipulated