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The rapid proliferation of digital technologies has intensified scholarly concern regarding their neurocognitive implications, often framed through constructs such as brain fog, brain rot, and digital dementia. This article presents a qualitative survey synthesizing interdisciplinary perspectives on cognitive outcomes associated with prolonged digital exposure. The analysis conceptualizes brain fog as a multidimensional phenomenon encompassing subjective cognitive fatigue, measurable performance deficits, and neurobiological correlates shaped by psychosocial and environmental factors, including digital engagement.

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