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prashants.in
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| | | | | Discover how I broke free from smartphone distractions and embraced mindful usage. Join me on a journey of self-reflection and practical strategies for a more intentional digital life. Prashant Sengar | |
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www.wired.com
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| | | | | iOS and Android make it easier than ever to sap the color from your phone, and help you save some sanity in the process. | |
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nomasters.io
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| | | | | Less is exponentially more - Rob Pike Smart phones are useful, but they are also incredibly addictive, and that addiction is at the epicenter of Silicon Valley's effort to grab an ever-increasing percentage of our minds. If a substance or behavior controls us, it becomes our master, and that just won't do. For the humor of it, let's use this webMD post and only slightly modify the key signature behaviors outlined to describe smart phone usage addiction: | |
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corvid.cafe
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| | | [AI summary] The article argues that modern social media platforms are systems of oppression rather than tools for communication, advocating for alternatives like the fediverse to foster community-driven interaction free from corporate exploitation. | ||
