There was a time when childhood thrived in boredom. When stillness sparked imagination. When the mind was free to wander, invent, and create. But now, every quiet moment is filled—scrolling, consuming, reacting.

We call it progress. We call it connection. But what if it’s just a transaction? A childhood no longer owned by the child, but rented out to algorithms, advertisers, and platforms that never stop demanding attention.

In this video, we explore:

How screens have replaced solitude with endless stimulation
Why boredom is essential for creativity and self-discovery
The real cost of the attention economy on childhood
How to reclaim deep focus, patience, and presence in a digital world