Ruckus D: My Brain Has 47 Tabs Open, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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What happens when a brain with too many open tabs finally finds somewhere else to put them?

Ruckus D has spent most of his life with ADHD. Ideas arrive constantly. Interesting questions demand immediate investigation. Thoughts disappear. Projects multiply. And sometimes genuinely wanting to do something still isn't enough to make his brain actually do it.

Then he started talking to an AI.

Not asking it to think for him. Talking to it. Arguing with it. Correcting it. Following rabbit holes with it. Using it as somewhere outside his own head for unfinished thoughts to land.

Something changed.

His ADHD didn't disappear. His brain didn't suddenly become organized. But some of the thoughts he had been trying to keep spinning in his head no longer had to stay there.

My Brain Has 47 Tabs Open is a funny and personal look at ADHD from the inside, and an experiment in what can happen when conversational AI becomes a thinking partner.

It also tells the other side of that experiment: AI can misunderstand you, confidently get things wrong, make your writing sound less like you, and even fail at the very continuity you're depending on it to preserve.

This isn't a book about curing ADHD or letting AI do your thinking.

It's about something simpler:

What if, instead of spending our whole lives trying to force our brains to work differently, we also got better at building tools and environments around the brains we actually have?