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01Population-level associations with well-being are tiny (≤0.4% of variance; Orben & Przybylski 2019).Sensory Syncrasis Evidence Base: Screens (Paper A) and ADHD (Paper B)FigureMcLuhan & media theory0.4%4 Oct
02The single strongest design in Paper A is the outdoor-time myopia RCT (He et al. 2015: 30.4% vs 39.5% 3-year incidence), but it concerns near-work and light, not screens per se.Sensory Syncrasis Evidence Base: Screens (Paper A) and ADHD (Paper B)FigureMcLuhan & media theory30.4% vs 39.5%4 Oct
03Gould's IBM studies found dictated letters equal in quality to written ones after a few hours of practice; in Gould (1981), "text-edited letters required 50% more time to compose than did written letters."Typomora: Neuroscience, Naming and Framing for Paper 3 (the Typed Delay and the Return of Voice)FigureMcLuhan & media theory50%4 Oct
04Rogowsky, Calhoun & Tallal (2016) found no comprehension or retention difference across audiobook, e-text and dual modality (n = 91).Typomora: Neuroscience, Naming and Framing for Paper 3 (the Typed Delay and the Return of Voice)FigureMcLuhan & media theoryn = 914 Oct
05Zhao et al.'s audit of 111 million references across 2.5 million papers in arXiv, bioRxiv, SSRN and PubMed Central gave "a conservative estimate of 146,932 hallucinated citations in 2025 alone."After the Net Comes Up: Tom Tyler's "Procrustean Probe," the Tetrad Debate, and What CANOPTICON Should Do After IngestionFigureMcLuhan & media theory111 millionSep
06In a 2026 paper, Artiles et al. showed that when Claude Opus 4.7 was asked for novel-yet-feasible idea combinations, its ten most-used concepts appeared in 95.7% of outputs.Net-Casting: A Practice for Turning AI Research Into a Generative, Mind-Changing CraftFigureMcLuhan & media theory95.7%Sep
07Laukkonen, Kaveladze, Tangen and Schooler showed in a preregistered study ("The dark side of Eureka," Cognition, 2020) that an "Aha!" moment triggered by solving an unrelated anagram made false statements feel truer (n = 300, d =.629).Net-Casting: A Practice for Turning AI Research Into a Generative, Mind-Changing CraftFigureMcLuhan & media theoryn = 300Sep
08Before the mid-19th century, most retail buying in America was done by haggling; merchants intentionally withheld a fixed price (if a merchant thought he could get $10 for an axe, he would not let you see a $7 price).Price Without Discovery: From the Signal to the InstructionFigureMcLuhan & media theory$10Sep
09The dynamic-pricing/yield-management software market was roughly $5.2B in 2024, projected toward ~$10.8B by 2034 (multiple market-research estimates).Price Without Discovery: From the Signal to the InstructionFigureMcLuhan & media theory$5.2BSep
10CAPREIT (about 45,400 Canadian suites, ~$14.5B in assets as of March 2026) and Starlight (about 66,000 units) are the largest.Price Without Discovery: From the Signal to the InstructionFigureMcLuhan & media theory$14.5BSep
11Mark Perry's "Chart of the Century" shows that from 2000–2024, US prices for TVs, toys, software, and clothing fell while hospital services, college tuition, and childcare rose far faster than the ~90% overall CPI rise.The Price Frontier: From Discovery to Administration — A CANOPTICON Research BriefFigureMcLuhan & media theory90%Sep