In 'The Red Fish Civilization,' Bruno Patino delves into the profound impact of the digital age on human attention spans. He argues that our capacity for sustained focus has dwindled to resemble that of a goldfish, lasting mere seconds. Patino meticulously explores how this phenomenon, driven by the relentless flow of information and constant notifications, reshapes our culture, economy, and personal well-being. This compelling book serves as a critical examination of the attention economy, urging readers to reflect on their relationship with technology and its implications for deep thought, critical thinking, and social cohesion.