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Philosophy says people who watch content while eating instead of having a screen-free meal may experience everyday pleasures differently - The Economic Times

Philosophy suggests that people who watch videos or other content while eating may experience the pleasure of food differently because their attention is divided between the meal and the screen. Aristotles ideas about pleasure, attention and competing activities offer a way to understand this everyday habit, while modern research suggests that screen use during meals can also influence eating behaviour.

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