POLLS : Brain Rot;
You see it everywhere — students staring at screens, scrolling endlessly, trapped in thought loops. Brain Rot captures that overload. Not a flaw, but a signal: when your mind is stuck, it’s time to take a lighter, smarter, more intentional learning turn.
6 of 10
6. When Your Screen Time Feels Like a Second Job: After a point, scrolling becomes labor — attention gets sucked dry. But the same phone can flip roles: sustainability explainers, energy modules, waste-to-value stories… Brain Rot turns into Brain Reset when learning becomes fun.
Q6. Does screen time sometimes feel draining rather than relaxing?
