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N.A.D.D.
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Nerd Attention Deficiency Disorder
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Howard RheingoldStop reading right now and take a look at your desktop. How many things are you doing right now in addition to reading this column? Me, I’ve got a terminal session open to a chat room, I’m listening to music, I’ve got Safari open with three tabs open wher
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Chris LottYes, I suffer sometimes from NADD, minus the television
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However, if your friend is anxiously rubbing their forehead and/or climbing out of their skin when you move that icon 12 PIXELS TO THE RIGHT, there’s NADD in the house. BACK AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER
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NADDers have an amazingly ability to focus when they choose to
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Sean CarmodyNerd Attention Deficiency Disorder
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Josiah RitchieA discussion of the ways that nerds and geeks handle information.
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Chu Yeow CheahNerd ADD.
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N.A.D.D.
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Laura Lo FortiNerd Attention Deficiency Disorder: is there a cure??
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Stop reading right now. Look at your desktop. How many tasks are you working on besides reading this weblog? A lot? You've got N.A.D.D.
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Martin LindnerNerds Attention Deficiency Disorder ("Folks, this isn’t multi-tasking. This is advanced case of Nerd Attention Deficiency Disorder. I am unable to function at my desktop unless I’ve got, at least, five things going on at the same time. If your count c
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Triple EntendreNerd Attention Deficiency Disorder
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Jessica Winbladthis was soo hilarious, I couldn't help cracking up about how much this IS me. When Nick said that the article reminded him all too much of a number of his friends, he was soooo talking about me there ;-)
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Stop reading right now and take a look at your desktop. How many things are you doing right now in addition to reading this column?
Folks, this isn't multi-tasking. This is advanced case of Nerd Attention Deficiency Disorder.
"How can you focus on anything with all this stuff going on?" I responded, "Mom, I can't focus without all this noise."
However, if your friend is anxiously rubbing their forehead and/or climbing out of their skin when you move that icon 12 PIXELS TO THE RIGHT, there's NADD in the house. BACK AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER.
My guess would be that the population of regular webloggers is mostly NADD-afflicted. Otherwise, they'd be writing books... not paragraphs... at random times of the day... always.
NADD is the perfect disease for managing this situation. It develops the skills to sift through the colossal amount of useless noise and hear what's relevant
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