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Overflow: Why Humans-and Especially Kids-Can't Absorb It All Anymore by Eyder A. B. Ferreira We are drowning in information - and starving for meaning. In Overflow, Eyder A. B. Ferreira exposes one of the defining challenges of our time: how the human brain - ancient, brilliant, and delicate - is being pushed to its limits in a world that never stops. Drawing from neuroscience, psychology, education, and modern culture, Ferreira reveals why both adults and children are losing the ability to focus, rest, and think deeply in an era of endless digital stimulation. From the illusion of multitasking to the epidemic of cognitive fatigue, Overflow explores how constant notifications, screens, and data streams are reshaping the mind - especially the developing brains of children. Through vivid research, real-life stories, and compassionate insight, Ferreira explains: Why attention and memory are collapsing under digital overload How ""virtual autism"" and emotional fatigue are emerging in screen-saturated youth Why boredom is essential for creativity and learning What families, teachers, and individuals can do to restore calm, focus, and real understanding Overflow is not an anti-technology manifesto - it's a call for balance. It offers practical ways to reconnect with stillness, rebuild attention, and protect the fragile human mind from the constant flood of modern life. For parents, educators, psychologists, and anyone who feels overwhelmed by information, this book is both a wake-up call and a guide to rediscovering depth, peace, and genuine connection in the digital age. Because information is only power when it becomes understanding.

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