My attention span to schoolwork is quiet the average. From a 1-10 scale, I am a 10; being very addicted to my phone but I do get my work done.It took me more than 2 hours long being that my distraction time is looking through my phone and watching 30 min long videos.When reading the articles something that I see in common is that they are self-reflective as they can be related towards each other in many ways. I wouldn’t say they are different as the three explore issues that technologies can cause and its solutions. To me my belief is that his argument states how distraction can be productive, and it can lead to creative insights. I don’t find it convincing as when I am getting distracted I lose focus on my work.It’s pretty common for us to get distracted and the “epidemic of distraction” comes with positives and negative perspectives.

Invention:
“And at times, as events took over, I’d spend weeks manically grabbing every tiny scrap of a developing story in order to fuse them into a narrative in real time”

Memory:

“Years later, the joke was running thin. In the last year of my blogging life, my health began to give out. Four bronchial infections in 12 months had become progressively harder to kick.”

Pathos:
“My doctor, dispensing one more course of antibiotics, finally laid it on the line: ‘Did you really survive HIV to die of the web?”