Context in this channel The term scroll-stoppers appears in this channel's material alongside the conversation with Anne-Laure Le Cunff — founder of Ness Labs, neuroscience PhD candidate, and author — about her practical ChatGPT workflows for running a business, writing a book, and completing a PhD at the same time [^787cc42a@0]. How to use it Treat scroll-stoppers as an editorial label: a name for pieces of content strong enough to interrupt a reader's scrolling. When you explore her workflows in the associated video — triaging and interrogating research papers, hunting down online ghosts, delegating outside her circle of competence, using ChatGPT as a developmental editor, and mining a personal meditation journal for tailored advice — you can understand the craft behind content that earns attention rather than simply filling a feed [^787cc42a@0]. - scroll-stoppers names content designed to halt a scrolling reader.- The term is used in this channel in connection with the Anne-Laure Le Cunff ChatGPT-workflows episode.- It is an editorial/conceptual label, not a tool or feature name.