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20. Balancing Personal Capacity with Global Citizenship: Staying Engaged Amidst Information Overload May 14 Written by Lisa McNees Richards I unpack the often overwhelming experience of grappling with personal responsibilities while being aware of global tragedies. I explore our collective struggle to process an incessant stream of information in an age where our global village presents us with both the immediate and the distant. I examine the concept of “capacity,” and how much we can hold in our emotional “trunk,” inviting listeners to ponder whether we've really adapted to the sheer volume of knowledge technology thrusts upon us. Lisa McNees Richards
