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The Surprising Joy of Boredom /Byung_CHul Han

‪@philosopher-y2z‬ You don’t pick up your phone because you need it. You do it so you don’t have to be alone with yourself. Every time silence appears, you fill it. Every time boredom shows up, you escape. And while you believe you are choosing freely, something essential slowly shuts down without you noticing. This video is not about smartphones. It’s about what is taken from you when you can no longer tolerate emptiness. We live in a culture that demands constant stimulation, continuous performance, and fragmented attention. Boredom has become an intolerable failure. Silence feels suspicious. Drawing from the philosophy of Byung-Chul Han, this essay challenges an uncomfortable idea: maybe the problem isn’t boredom itself, but your inability to remain within it. You won’t find quick tips or productivity hacks here. You’ll find a direct reflection on the phone as a device of escape, the attention economy, the burnout society, and the disappearance of contemplative life. If you can’t stand being without stimulation, this video may unsettle you. And that’s exactly why it’s worth watching. This is not about quitting your phone. It’s about stopping the escape. boredom, smartphone, phone addiction, attention economy, burnout society, Byung-Chul Han, silence, contemporary philosophy, infocracy, critical thinking, dopamine, attention, contemplative life, freedom, subjectivity, digital consumption, digital anxiety 📢 If this video made you uncomfortable, subscribe. If it made you think, hit like. And if you know someone who can’t put their phone down, share it.