Pick a ready-made feed
Choose sources, set up filters and format — the app will create a personalized feed just for you.
Sound familiar?
You follow 50+ channels but read 10. The rest gets skipped — you learn about important things too late.
And somewhere in between — one useful post. Up to 40% of channel content carries no value.
No stopping point. No idea if you've read everything. You close the app — and can't remember what you saw.
What if someone read all of this for you and gave you a short morning summary of what mattered?
Context
«It is critically important to filter your information sources so you don't become a hostage of a news feed built by AI algorithms. You end up consuming the same content as everyone else. You need to be proactive. Nobody else is doing this — they have no competitive advantage.»
«Social media algorithms only catch the more dramatic responses: fight-or-flight. You get scared or pissed off or aggressive. These are the lizard brain circuits. When you're engaged using those, you start to get incrementally more paranoid, aggressive. You get a little stupid, and you become a jerk.»
«We don't have to just make a better copy of Google search. We can find a fundamentally new way to interact with information. The key question is — how do you help someone get the right answer: by creating it, synthesizing it, or directing them to it?»
«Social media really is a drug and it's engineered to be a drug. Potency, quantity, variety, the bottomless scroll, the likes — all of it. We need to be as thoughtful about using it as we would be about using any drug.»
«Social media is great for adults who want to pursue projects. The problem is when social media companies start pursuing you. The algorithm selects content by how extreme the behavior is, not by its value to the reader.»
«We develop a kind of 'like-button thinking': like it — tap, don't like it — scroll on. Simple, fun, scandalous — sure, we're interested. Complex, serious, requires thought — we scroll past.»
«We produce information noise, making lots of money for other people. But you close the screen — and see the real world. Nobody learns or grows on social media. Social media is a place for zoning out, not development.»
«Even if all your windows are closed and notifications are off — but every five or six minutes you quickly check an inbox or your phone — that initiates a context shift in your brain. There's a neurological cascade. Your ability to think clearly just goes really down.»
«When we exit stimulus-reaction mode and spend time in the silence of our thoughts, we gain access to the unconscious — revealing who we truly are and what we want. 10-15 minutes a day. But most often we remain in stimulus-reaction mode and miss these important signals.»
«George Orwell wasn't right. We will not be taken over by an authoritarian regime. Aldous Huxley was right in Brave New World — he posited that we will give away our freedom for cheap dopamine.»
«The worst thing about me in my relationship with my wife and kids was that I had been on Twitter in the previous hour. After deleting my 2-million-follower account: life became much less noisy. That's 100% better.»
«You hear news about something horrifically depressing and feel a little bit more helpless, with less of a sense of control over the world. This is the same neurobiology as fear conditioning. A sense of control is physiologically protective against stress.»
«For the monkey brain, there is no past or future — only 'here and now', and it constantly tries to make this 'here and now' more fun and pleasant. Right now we have a massive deficit of time when we're simply bored.»
Three steps to a clean information flow
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Everything you need to know about infatium
You choose your information sources — Telegram channels, news sites, RSS feeds. Set your interests and preferences. The app analyzes content, filters noise, and creates a personalized feed with only what truly matters to you.
