How frequently do we hear comments such as "limit your internet time" or "the internet isn't all-important" from people we certainly recognize? Yet, how can someone who acknowledges its advantages also perceive its drawbacks, and in what ways has it influenced us today?

We often hear advice like "avoid listening to music while studying because it hinders focus" or "always take notes during learning sessions, or you won't retain the information." But is there any truth to these claims, or are they just myths?

We are surrounded by noise. Curriculum maps, exam rubrics, performance metrics all designed to measure learning, but few built to nourish thinking. In the hum of this mechanical system, something very human gets left behind: the way we truly think, question, and grow.