The Attention Economy Has a Human Cost: Why Affluent American Men Are Paying a Premium to Simply Disappear
In an era where every notification competes for cognitive real estate, high-net-worth American professionals are discovering that genuine, undivided attention has become rarer — and more valuable — than almost any material possession. Chandigarh's companion culture has quietly emerged as a counterpoint to the performance-driven exhaustion of modern American social life, offering something the domestic market has largely abandoned: the permission to simply exist without agenda.
Jul 15, 2026