Sullivan explained that if you came across this image while scrolling, it likely impacted you for about four seconds before moving on to the next unknown image that was about to roll up on your screen.

“I think that our society is drowning so much in social media imagery that we don’t take the time to fully process one idea before we scroll on to the next thing. Our emotions and feelings take the most toll from this type of exposure,” Sullivan said.

Damn Sullivan, why you gotta bring us down like that?

Damn, android os versions sound so tasty.

Oh you’d love our “warning: road in poor condition” signs then. Those always tick me off.

In my country there’s sometimes signs that say something like “caution: accident prone area”. I never thought it distracting when driving.

Lmao!

This has been my experience as well this week. I’m so disappointed, it’s mostly just clickbaits and ads.