In this project, we analyze how the human mind works, and what really captures our attention and holds it, as well as the implications that this has in the world of business and advertising. We discuss attention through the lens of art, and use Jenny O’Dells analysis to make conclusions about how the human mind and attention works.
by Jacob Lebedinsky, Guest: Richard Pashko
December 7, 2022
Podcast Analysis of Jenny O’Dells text “Exercises in Attention”
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