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Author and journalist Johann Hari on the forces that are stealing our attention and focus, and what we can do individually and collectively to regain our minds.

Interrupted and distracted: Johann Hari wants you to regain your attention

Author and journalist Johann Hari on the forces that are stealing our attention and focus, and what we can do individually and collectively to regain our minds.

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Robert Scheer sits down with journalist Johann Hari to discuss what he has discovered about addiction and the war on drugs.

Johann Hari: Chasing the scream

Robert Scheer sits down with journalist Johann Hari to discuss what he has discovered about addiction and the war on drugs.

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