And how more calming still was the much shorter drive along the causeway into Chincoteague, and over the tiny bridge that spanned the channel, leading into town.
Go through Ramble Arch and head toward the Lake, where you will find one of the tiniest spans in New York, the rustic GILL BRIDGE, 15 feet across, its balustrades made of tree branches.
The digital sceptics also argue that social media is an animal with a tiny attention span – ie, it is well-suited to amplifying the new, but not much good at the dogged business of complexity or gradual, patient concentration on an issue.
Tony Schwartz, who as Trump's ghostwriter had intimate and daily access to Trump over 18 months in the 1980s, witnessed the constant lies, the tiny attention span and inability to concentrate, the intense egotism – and concluded that Trump was "pathologically impulsive and self-centred".
Tony Schwartz, who as Trump's ghostwriter had intimate and daily access to Trump over 18 months in the 1980s, witnessed the constant lies, the tiny attention span and inability to concentrate, the intense egotism – and concluded that Trump was "pathologically impulsive and self-centred".
So how exactly does Universal Studios Florida pull off this park-wide transformation in such a teeny tiny time span?
Their bodies may have grown up, but their spirits, as shown in their tantrums and tiny attention spans, are still half formed, and I, for one, find it hard to summon much sympathy for their unimportant plights.
We need – among other things – "a major overhaul of education" to prevent a generation of children becoming emotionally stunted, inarticulate adult hedonists with tiny attention spans, who can't differentiate between blasting away aliens on screen and happy-slapping grannies.
In the land of the tiny attention spans the app that shows images as quickly as possible is king.
