Forgotten By Design: The Silent Epidemic of Digital Dementia

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Ever unlock your phone and forget why?

Welcome to Digital Dementia — the silent epidemic of our times.

In Forgotten by Design, author Hardik Goel takes you on a witty, relatable journey through the chaos of modern tech life — where our thumbs move faster than our thoughts and our memory has outsourced itself to machines.

This isn’t a “throw-your-phone-away” book. It’s a wake-up call — funny, honest, and a little too real.

You’ll laugh, pause, and see yourself in every story about notifications, multitasking myths, and endless scrolling.

Discover how constant connectivity rewires the brain, shrinks focus, and drains creativity — and learn simple, practical ways to reclaim control.

Hardik blends science, humor, and real-world insight to help you rethink your relationship with technology and rebuild attention in a distracted world.

If you’ve ever said, “Just five more minutes,” this audiobook is your mirror.

It doesn’t ask you to quit the digital world — just to wake up inside it.

Why It Matters Now

We’re living in an attention economy — where the product isn’t our data, it’s us.

And every scroll, swipe, and click has a hidden cost: our ability to remember, to think deeply, to be still.

This book isn’t just about awareness — it’s about action.

Listener Reactions (From Early Readers)

“I laughed, nodded, and felt attacked — all in one chapter.”

“It’s scary how accurate this is. I couldn’t stop listening.”

“Finally, someone made digital awareness fun to listen to.”

Your attention isn’t gone — it’s just scattered across too many screens.

Forgotten by Design helps you gather it back.

It’s not about nostalgia for the past.

It’s about designing your own future — one where technology serves you, not the other way around.

So, take a breath.

Put your phone on silent.

And listen.

You might just remember what focus feels like.

Because we don’t forget by accident anymore.

We forget — by design.

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Lydbog: 15. oktober 2025