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Double digit increases in performance simply by studying material without your phone in the room (?!) Yes, say the data. Laurie Santos of Yale University on the Huberman Lab podcast out now. (Link to all formats in thread below).

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Unplugged2 years ago

🤖 Big Tech's watching? Not on our watch. 😎 See how UP Phone keeps your data off their radar. 🚫📱 #PrivacyWin #TakeControl 👉

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Tony Zhang1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale The way not to overestimate your brain is to not load it unnecessary decisions Just like if you don’t plan to tap into your retirement savings in the next two decades, don’t follow the market changes

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Julio Murillo1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale It’s that simple. Don’t have any distractions around you, you can be more productive.

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Rand1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale yeah phones really take our focus

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Asger Jørgensen1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale No phone in the bedroom when sleeping is also a game changer

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Yoga❤️‍🔥Mac1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale Nobody needs a science experiment or a PhD to figure this out.

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Stars Stripes & Bitcoin1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale I can attest to this without seeing a study. If my phone is upstairs while I’m downstairs, I am present and attend to life 10x.

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Marcel Koca1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale Double-digit increase sounds insanely high, but worth a shot.

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tom whitehouse1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale Like how we did it pre 2008?

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Access Pediatric1 year ago

@lauriesantos @Yale It's wild how much of an impact something as simple as not having your phone around can make on focus and performance.

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