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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • The moral force of attention and its psychic foundations

  • How to enjoy writing #3: being realistic about how long you can spend writing

  • Trying too hard is symptomatic of a mind divided

  • How often do you interrupt yourself?

  • On stopping when you’ve still got something to say

  • Setting your own technological rhythm

  • The eye-on-the-object look

  • Do we romanticise pre-digital life?

  • The quality of attention

  • The economics of attention vs the sociology of attention

  • The vulnerability of human experience to abbreviation

  • Sustaining your focus throughout the working day

  • spammers as the avant-garde of digital capitalism 

  • digital capitalism and the acceleration of bullshit

  • my brain has too many tabs open: the problem of attention in digital capitalism

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