Elogio della lentezza
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Elogio della lentezza
Narrated by:
Alessandro Pili
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Alessandro Pili
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Lamberto Maffei
About this listen
Siamo davvero programmati per la velocità? Viviamo in un mondo veloce, dove il tempo sembra via via contrarsi: continuamente connessi, chiamati a rispondere in tempi brevi a e-mail, tweet e sms, iper-sollecitati dalle immagini, in una frenesia visiva e cognitiva dai tratti patologici. Dimentichiamo così che il cervello è una macchina lenta e, nel tentativo di imitare le macchine veloci, andiamo incontro a frustrazioni e affanni.
Queste pagine esplorano i meccanismi cerebrali che guidano le reazioni rapide dell'organismo umano, di origine sia genetica sia culturale, con un invito a scoprire i vantaggi di una civiltà dedita alla riflessività e al pensiero lento.
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