
Too Much World
A Human Life Was Never Meant to Hold This MuchBy Ivo SennLength7h 18m
About this audiobook
What happens when the whole world enters one life?
Too Much World is a lyrical, urgent work of cultural nonfiction about the exhaustion of constant awareness. Ivo Senn argues that modern people are not simply distracted, anxious, or addicted to their phones. They are overexposed. War, disaster, climate fear, political collapse, strangers’ grief, personal comparison, algorithmic outrage, and endless opinion now enter the same nervous system that still has to work, sleep, love, shop, answer messages, and care for the people nearby.
The crisis is not that people care too little. It is that they are asked to care continuously, globally, abstractly, and often without meaningful agency.
This is not a digital detox book. It is a book about emotional scale, powerless attention, and the recovery of a human-sized life.
The world matters. But it was never meant to fit inside a life.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help, Psychology
Length7 hrs 18 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateFeb 13, 2015
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1A Human Life Was Never Meant to Hold This Much
2Introduction - The Planet in the Room
3Part One - The Arrival of Everything
4Chapter One - Everything Arrives
5Chapter Two - The End of Far Away
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6Chapter Three - A Body Built for Nearness
7Part Two - The Burden of Knowing
8Chapter Four - When Knowing Feels Like Debt
9Chapter Five - Powerless Attention
10Chapter Six - The Marketplace of Alarm
11Chapter Seven - The Comparison of Sorrows
12Part Three - A Human-Sized Life
13Chapter Eight - The Right Not to Carry Everything
14Chapter Nine - The Near World
15Chapter Ten - Attention That Can Answer
16Conclusion - A Window, Not a Wound