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You are not losing your mind. Your mind is being trained. Many capable, intelligent adults report the same quiet problem: Reading feels harder than it used to, thinking fractures more quickly, and sustained attention now comes with an unusual sense of strain. The common explanations, lack of discipline, burnout, aging, too much screen time, sound plausible. They are also incomplete. Brain Rot Recovery offers a different explanation. This book shows how modern environments steadily retrain attention through frequency, stimulation load, and tolerance erosion. Not through moral failure. Not through addiction narratives. Through mechanisms that operate regardless of your intentions. Attention is not a personality trait you either have or lack. It is a capacity. Capacities can shrink. Capacities can be rebuilt. Marcus Elion explains, step by step, how attention narrows, why rest and digital detox rarely restore it, and what actually allows depth, patience, and sustained thinking to return. The focus is not on hacks, routines, or productivity systems. It is on understanding what has been happening to your cognitive endurance and how to reverse it without fighting yourself. This is not a call to abandon technology or retreat from modern life. It is an explanation of how to operate inside it without losing the ability to stay with a thought, a page, or a problem. If you have felt mentally capable but increasingly scattered, this book will help you understand why and show how attention can become expansive again.

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