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Psychology says people who still write shopping lists on paper instead of using their phone aren’t stuck in the past — they’re engaging a form of cognitive processing that strengthens memory, intention, and presence in ways that typing on a screen physiologic – VegOut

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Psychology says people who still write shopping lists on paper instead of using their phone aren’t stuck in the past — they’re engaging a form of cognitive processing that strengthens memory, intention, and presence in ways that typing on a screen physiologic  VegOut

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