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plus
It’s translated as “no more space for boredom” because of the specific use of the word “plus” in this context.
The word "plus" can have different meanings based on its pronunciation and context. When pronounced with the "s" sound it means "more", when pronounced without the "s" sound it means "no more" or "no longer".
In your sentence, "plus" is used in the second sense which is why it implies that being always connected leaves no more space for boredom
how to know if it's 'more' or 'no more' without listening to the pronunciation ?