Distraction

There’s a lot of comfort to be found in virtual worlds.

One California lawyer thinks that the tech companies that make them should spend a whole lot of money reminding drivers of that fact.

Distraction is a necessary method for dealing with the competing stimuli of everyday life. But only the right kind of distraction, which Apple’s newest product fails to provide.

New research finds having a mobile device within easy reach divides your attention, even if you're not actively looking at it.

The meaning of patience has changed over time, but that hasn't made it any easier to practice.