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does e-ink cause brainrot?
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you're right, neurodegeneration is the word missing.
thanks all, appreciate the comments stating i am not making sense to you all right now.
go figure i'm one asking for takes on brainrot and how to minimize it by display technology.
Maybe it's like when you fuck up trying to make coffee in the morning because you haven't had coffee yet.
"Display technology" isn't inherently bad.
On the plus side you made me learn a new word!