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[Music] 00:00
hello everyone welcome back to the 00:04
simple English podcast I'm Lisa your 00:06
host and today we're talking about 00:09
something we all deal with but don't 00:11
always notice brain 00:13
rot brain rot that sounds like a zombie 00:15
problem Lisa are we turning into The 00:19
Walking 00:21
Dead well kind of have you ever felt 00:22
like your brain is just mush like you 00:26
can't focus 00:29
your attention span is shrinking and all 00:30
you want to do is scroll on your phone 00:32
for 00:34
hours oh yeah that sounds like me at 2 00:35
a.m. watching cat videos I don't even 00:38
remember clicking 00:40
on exactly that's brain rot it happens 00:41
when we overload our brains with too 00:45
much junk content social media mindless 00:47
scrolling endless short videos until we 00:50
lose focus motivation and 00:53
creativity so basically it's like eating 00:56
junk food but for the 00:58
brain spoton imagine eating nothing but 01:00
potato chips every day at first it feels 01:04
good but after a while you feel sluggish 01:07
tired and unhealthy the same thing 01:10
happens with our brains when we only 01:12
consume fast easy and lowquality 01:14
content and let's be honest we all do it 01:17
it's so easy to just keep scrolling even 01:21
when we know it's not helping 01:23
us exactly but don't worry today we're 01:25
going to talk about about how to cure 01:29
brain rot and get our minds back in top 01:30
shape so stick around because we have 01:32
some easy fun and real life ways to fix 01:35
it as always don't forget to check out 01:39
the free PDF file in the comment section 01:41
below to get the full transcript and 01:43
vocabulary for this 01:46
[Music] 01:48
episode all right so first things first 01:52
how do we know if we have brain 01:55
rot hm if you spend more time scrolling 01:58
than actually doing things you enjoy 02:01
that's a big sign yep if reading a book 02:03
feels impossible or if you get 02:07
distracted after 5 Seconds of something 02:09
important that's another red 02:11
flag and let's be honest we all feel 02:13
that 02:16
sometimes so Lisa what's the first step 02:17
to curing brain 02:20
rot step one reduce mindless 02:22
scrolling social media is designed to be 02:26
addictive every time you scroll your 02:28
brain gets a tiny reward like a little 02:31
dopamine hit it's like eating one chip 02:33
then another and suddenly boom you 02:37
finished the whole 02:40
bag exactly but here's the trick set 02:41
screen time limits or use apps that 02:46
remind you when you've been scrolling 02:49
too 02:50
long I tried setting my phone to 02:52
grayscale black and white mode it made 02:54
social media super boring and I scrolled 02:56
way a 02:59
less that's a great hack another trick 03:01
is removing unnecessary apps from your 03:04
home screen if you have to work harder 03:06
to open them you're less likely to use 03:08
them 03:11
mindlessly yeah I moved Instagram off my 03:12
home screen and I noticed I stopped 03:15
opening it out of 03:17
habit step two do something creative 03:19
instead when you stop consuming start 03:23
creating write draw play music C book 03:27
whatever makes your brain work in a 03:30
different 03:31
way I started journaling every morning 03:32
and it really helped even writing a few 03:35
sentences made me feel more in control 03:37
of my 03:39
thoughts love that and it doesn't have 03:40
to be complicated even something as 03:43
simple as coloring doodling or playing a 03:46
puzzle game can refresh your 03:48
brain oh I recently picked up a Rubik's 03:50
Cube again and it's surprisingly fun it 03:53
really makes you think differently 03:56
instead of just absorbing endless 03:57
information 03:59
step three read more long form content 04:01
books articles even podcasts like this 04:05
one anything that trains your brain to 04:08
focus 04:10
longer I tried audiobooks at first 04:11
because reading felt too hard but after 04:13
a while I started enjoying books 04:16
again see it's like a mental workout the 04:18
more you do it the easier it 04:22
gets any book 04:24
recommendations if you're just starting 04:27
try short stories or even graphic novels 04:29
they're easier to get into and once you 04:32
build the Habit you can move on to 04:35
longer 04:37
books and finally step four get outside 04:38
and move nature fresh air and exercise 04:41
literally reset your brain oh totally 04:45
even a 10-minute walk clears my head 04:49
studies show that just 20 minutes 04:52
outside can boost focus and creativity 04:54
so if you're feeling stuck step outside 04:56
take a walk or just sit in the sun I 04:59
started doing morning walks without my 05:02
phone it felt weird at first but now I 05:04
love it that's amazing fresh air 05:06
sunshine and movement are like a natural 05:10
detox for your 05:12
[Music] 05:14
brain you know what's crazy your brain 05:18
is actually like a muscle if you don't 05:21
use it the right way it gets 05:23
weaker that's true studies show that 05:25
people who train their brain by reading 05:28
learning new skills or playing strategy 05:31
games actually age slower 05:33
mentally so if I play chess does that 05:36
mean I'll live 05:39
forever not exactly but you'll 05:40
definitely stay sharper for 05:42
longer I read that in some countries 05:45
older people are encouraged to play 05:47
Sudoku or crossword puzzles to keep 05:49
their brains 05:51
active yep and another cool fact 05:52
scientists found that people who speak 05:56
two languages have a lower risk risk of 05:58
dementia because their brains are more 06:00
[Music] 06:02
active all right let's recap brain rot 06:06
happens when we overload on junk content 06:10
and the Cure is simple cut down on 06:12
Mindless scrolling do creative things 06:15
instead of consuming read long form 06:18
content to train Focus move your body 06:20
and get fresh air and don't forget your 06:24
brain is like a muscle the more you 06:27
challenge it the stronger it gets 06:30
exactly so if you liked this episode 06:33
don't forget to like subscribe and share 06:36
it with your 06:38
friends and try these tips if they help 06:39
you let us know in the comments thanks 06:42
for listening to the simple English 06:45
podcast see you next 06:46
[Music] 06:48
time all right it's time to learn some 06:52
important vocabulary related to the 06:54
topic the first word is dopamine it 06:56
means a chemical in the brain that 06:59
creates feelings of pleasure and reward 07:01
example social media apps are designed 07:04
to trigger dopamine release making them 07:06
highly addictive next word is attention 07:09
span it means the length of time a 07:12
person can focus on a task without 07:14
getting 07:16
distracted example excessive scrolling 07:17
on social media can reduce your 07:19
attention span making it harder to focus 07:21
on important tasks next word is Mindless 07:23
scrolling it means the habit of 07:27
continuously scrolling through social 07:29
media or online content without any real 07:31
purpose example Lisa realized she was 07:34
spending hours in Mindless scrolling 07:37
instead of being 07:39
productive next word creativity it means 07:41
the ability to generate new ideas solve 07:44
problems or create something 07:47
original example taking breaks from 07:49
social media can help boost your 07:52
creativity and allow you to develop new 07:54
hobbies the last word is cognitive 07:56
function f it means the mental processes 07:59
that include thinking memory learning 08:02
and problem solving example reading 08:04
books and solving puzzles can improve 08:07
your cognitive function and prevent 08:09
brain 08:11
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rot thank you for listening to our 08:15
episode of the simple English podcast I 08:17
hope you learned something new and 08:20
helpful today please give us a like And 08:22
subscribe for video like this share it 08:24
with your friends and let us know what 08:27
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[中文]
[音乐]
大家好,欢迎回来收听简单英语播客
我是主持人莉莎,今天我们来讨论一个
我们都会遇到但又不总是注意的问题——
脑腐烂
脑腐烂听起来像僵尸问题
莉莎,我们要变成行尸走肉了吗?
差不多吧
Walking
你有没有感觉大脑像一团浆糊?
无法集中注意力,你的注意力持续时间
在缩短
只想在手机上刷啊刷
好几个小时
哦,是啊,那听起来就像我在凌晨两点
看猫视频的时候
我甚至不记得自己点开了哪个
没错,就是脑腐烂
当我们用过多垃圾内容过度
负荷大脑时就会发生
社交媒体、无意识的刷屏、无尽的短视频
直到我们失去专注力、动力和
创造力
所以基本上就像吃垃圾食品
但这是给大脑的
说得对,想像每天只吃薯片
一开始感觉不错,但久而久之
你就感觉迟钝、疲惫和不健康
大脑也是一样
当我们只消费快餐式、简单、低质量的
内容时
老实说,我们都这么做
太容易就开始刷刷刷
即使我们知道它对我们没好处
没错,但别担心,今天我们来谈
怎样治愈脑腐烂,让大脑恢复巅峰状态
所以坚持听下去,因为我们有一些
简单、有趣、现实的方法来修复它
像往常一样,别忘了在下方评论区查看
免费的PDF文件,获取完整的抄本和
词汇
现在
vocabulary for this
[音乐]
好吧,首先,我们怎么知道自己有没有脑腐烂呢?
嗯,如果你花更多时间刷屏而不是做自己喜欢的事
那是个大信号
对,如果读一本书都觉得不可能,或五秒后就分心
做重要的事,那就是另一个红旗
老实说,我们有时候都这样
所以莉莎,治愈脑腐烂的第一步是什么?
第一步:减少无意识刷屏
社交媒体被设计成上瘾的
每当你刷屏,大脑就会获得小奖励,像一点多巴胺
sometimes so Lisa what's the first step
就像吃一片薯片,然后又一片,突然你就吃完了整包
对,不信的话,看这个技巧:设置屏幕时间限制,或者用应用程序提醒你刷太久
我试过把手机设成灰阶模式(黑白)
社交媒体突然变得超级无聊
我刷得少多了
那是个好方法
另一个技巧是把不必要的应用从主屏幕移走
如果你得费劲打开它们,就不太可能无意识使用它们
是啊,我把Instagram从主屏幕移走,发现自己不再习惯性打开它
第二步:改做些创造性的事
当你停止消费时,开始创造
写东西、画画、弹音乐、读一本书
不管是什么,让你的大脑用不同的方式工作
我开始每天早上写日记
真的帮了大忙
即使只是写几句话,也让我觉得对自己的思想更能掌控
爱了
而且不用复杂
甚至像涂色、涂鸦,或玩拼图游戏一样简单
都能让大脑焕然一新
哦,我最近又拿起魔方玩
惊人地有趣
它让你用不同的方式思考
而不是只吸收无穷信息
第三步:多读长格式内容
书籍、文章、甚至像这个播客的
任何东西,能训练大脑专注更长时间
我一开始试听有声书
因为阅读感觉太难
但过了一阵子,我又开始享受读书了
看见了吧,就像大脑的锻炼
做得越多,就越容易
有什么书推荐吗?
thoughts love that and it doesn't have
如果你刚开始
试试短篇故事或图形小说
它们更容易入坑
一旦养成习惯,就能读更长的书了
最后一步:出去活动身体
大自然、新鲜空气和锻炼
能真正重置大脑
完全赞同
甚至10分钟散步都能清清脑袋
研究显示,仅仅20分钟户外
就能提升专注力和创造力
所以如果你觉得卡住了,走出门散步或只是坐着晒太阳
我开始早上散步,不带手机
一开始感觉怪怪的,但现在很喜欢
太棒了
新鲜空气、日光和运动就像大脑的天然解毒剂
你知道吗?
大脑实际上就像一块肌肉
如果你不用正确的方式用它,它就会变弱
没错,研究显示,那些通过阅读、学习新技能或玩策略游戏锻炼大脑的人
大脑衰老得更慢
所以如果我下棋,是不是意味着我会永远活着?
不完全是,但你肯定会保持更敏锐
更久
我在一些国家读到,老年人被鼓励玩数独或填字游戏
来保持大脑活跃
是啊,还有另一个酷事实
科学家发现,说两种语言的人患痴呆的风险更低
因为他们的大脑更活跃
[音乐]
好吧,让我们回顾一下
脑腐烂发生在我们过度负荷垃圾内容时
而治愈很简单:减少无意识刷屏
改做创造性的事么不是消费
读长格式内容来训练专注
活动身体,吸新鲜空气
别忘了大脑就像肌肉
你挑战它越多,它就越强壮
没错
所以如果你喜欢这个节目
别忘了点赞、订阅,和朋友分享
试试这些提示,如果它们帮到你,在评论里告诉我们
感谢收听简单英语播客
下期见
[音乐]
好了,是时候学习一些关于这个话题的重要词汇了
forever not exactly but you'll
definitely stay sharper for
longer I read that in some countries
意思是大脑中的一种化学物质,能创造愉悦和奖励的感觉
例子:社交媒体应用被设计来触发多巴胺释放,让它们高度上瘾
下一个词是attention span
active yep and another cool fact
意思是一个人能专注于一件事而不分心的持续时间
例子:过度刷社交媒体会缩短你的注意力持续时间,让专注重要任务变得更难
下一个词是mindless scrolling
意思是连续刷社交媒体或在线内容而没有真正目的的习惯
例子:莉莎意识到她花了几个小时在无意识刷屏上而不是生产性
活动
下一个词是creativity
意思是产生新想法、解决问题或创造原创事物的能力
instead of consuming read long form
最后一个词是cognitive function
意思是包括思考、记忆、学习和解决问题的心理过程
例子:读书和解谜可以提升你的认知功能,并防止脑腐烂
[音乐]
感谢收听我们简单英语播客的节目
希望你学到了新东西和有用的内容
请给我们点赞并订阅这类视频
和朋友分享,并在下方评论区告诉我们你的想法
我们很快会带着更多有趣讨论回来
[音乐]
podcast see you next
[Music]
time all right it's time to learn some
important vocabulary related to the
topic the first word is dopamine it
means a chemical in the brain that
creates feelings of pleasure and reward
example social media apps are designed
to trigger dopamine release making them
highly addictive next word is attention
span it means the length of time a
person can focus on a task without
getting
distracted example excessive scrolling
on social media can reduce your
attention span making it harder to focus
on important tasks next word is Mindless
scrolling it means the habit of
continuously scrolling through social
media or online content without any real
purpose example Lisa realized she was
spending hours in Mindless scrolling
instead of being
productive next word creativity it means
the ability to generate new ideas solve
problems or create something
original example taking breaks from
social media can help boost your
creativity and allow you to develop new
hobbies the last word is cognitive
function f it means the mental processes
that include thinking memory learning
and problem solving example reading
books and solving puzzles can improve
your cognitive function and prevent
brain
[Music]
rot thank you for listening to our
episode of the simple English podcast I
hope you learned something new and
helpful today please give us a like And
subscribe for video like this share it
with your friends and let us know what
you think in the comment section below
we'll be back with more interesting
discussions soon
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词汇 含义

brain

/breɪn/

A2
  • noun
  • - 大脑

scroll

/skroʊl/

B1
  • verb
  • - 滚动
  • noun
  • - 滚动动作

addictive

/əˈdɪktɪv/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 使人上瘾的

motivation

/ˌmoʊtɪˈveɪʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 动力

creativity

/ˌkriːeɪˈtɪvɪti/

B2
  • noun
  • - 创造力

consume

/kənˈsjuːm/

B2
  • verb
  • - 消费,使用

sluggish

/ˈslʌɡɪʃ/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 迟缓的

distract

/dɪˈstrækt/

B2
  • verb
  • - 分散注意力

habit

/ˈhæbɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - 习惯

creative

/kriˈeɪtɪv/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 有创造力的

challenge

/ˈtʃælɪndʒ/

B2
  • verb
  • - 挑战
  • noun
  • - 挑战

study

/ˈstʌdi/

A2
  • noun
  • - 研究
  • verb
  • - 学习

exercise

/ˈɛksərsaɪz/

A2
  • noun
  • - 锻炼
  • verb
  • - 锻炼身体

focus

/ˈfoʊkəs/

B1
  • noun
  • - 焦点,专注
  • verb
  • - 集中

recommendation

/ˌrɛkəmɛnˈdeɪʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 推荐

muscle

/ˈmʌsl/

A2
  • noun
  • - 肌肉

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