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Brutte notizie, dipendenza vera: in tanti ci sono già rimasti sotto

Più le brutte notizie ci fanno stare male, più ci clicchiamo sopra. La scienza ha quantificato la trappola in cui ci siamo infilati.

Gianluca Riccio

A person sitting alone at a café table, hunched over a smartphone with a visibly tense, exhausted expression, surrounded by a swirling vortex of blurred, fragmented newspaper headlines and breaking news notifications closing in from all sides. The atmosphere is dim and slightly oppressive, with the café environment fading into shadow while the harsh blue-white glow of the phone screen illuminates the person's face. In the background, other people are also absorbed in their devices, disconnected from one another. The overall mood is one of digital overwhelm and emotional fatigue. Photorealistic editorial style, cinematic lighting, muted color palette with cold blue and grey tones, shallow depth of field.

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