{"id":23504,"date":"2024-07-19T13:29:37","date_gmt":"2024-07-19T11:29:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/floatcenterljubljana.si\/uncategorized\/what-scientific-research-says-about-hovering\/"},"modified":"2024-08-07T09:31:30","modified_gmt":"2024-08-07T07:31:30","slug":"what-scientific-research-says-about-hovering","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/floatcenterljubljana.si\/en\/scientific-research\/what-scientific-research-says-about-hovering\/","title":{"rendered":"What Scientific Research Says About Hovering"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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I have a simple question for you today.
\nHow much time do you spend on your phone?
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If you don’t know, but want to check it out, go to e.g.
\niPhone on “settings” – “screen time”, and you already see the numbers.
\nThe menu shows about 6 hours a day for the computer, and about 45 minutes a day for the phone.
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Isn’t that crazy?
\nI’m “sleepy” in front of a screen for almost a third of the day.
\nBut the fact is, my numbers are probably still quite small.
\nIn America, people spend about 5 hours\/day on the phone alone.
\nIn the UK, it’s 4h\/day.
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In fact, no one knows exactly how this affects the human psyche.
\nHuman evolution takes 6 million years, and mobile phones have been popular for a good 20 years.
\nYou don’t have to be a scientist to understand that humans didn’t evolve for this…

Although we do not know the exact impacts, we suspect that there is quite a bit of danger.
\nEspecially for children and adolescents who grew up with a phone.
\nAccording to foreign research, 1 in 4 teens exhibit problematic behaviors related to cell phone use.
\nIt is these teenagers who are at greatest risk of developing anxiety and depression.
\nThe incidence of suicide has doubled…
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It’s not just about teenagers.
\n“Burnout” is now on the International Classification of Diseases.
\n30 years ago, no one used that word, but now you hear it everywhere.
\nPhones deprive us of the amount of sleep and social interaction.
\nIsn’t that ironic?
\nSocial media reduces our social interaction.
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In short – we are guinea pigs.
\nNo one knows exactly how all of this will unfold.
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By the way, at Float Center Ljubljana, we do not believe in some kind of conspiracy theories.
\nPhones have evolved for good reasons, but capitalism and other zeitgeists are taking us somewhere we’ve never been before…
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Let’s look at what happened to 50 anxious patients after just one hour of hovering.
\nBy the way, anxiety in them was from all spectrums: <\/p>\n