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1. Your phone trying to cop around how much you use your devices is like a booze maker helping you track how much booze you should drink.
2. Because they want to keep you alive: you are the consumer after all, and you must be around to consume.
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Eight? Four? Twenty? One? Here’s the truth: Screen time doesn’t matter.
1. It’s not about how much. It’s about whether your phone is a needy, attention-sucking vampire.
2. That’s why the main metric tracked by screen time apps is deceptive: ten minutes of shooting crack cocaine intrav...
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When it helps you to check in on your partner, to get directions, or to edit photos professionally, time doesn’t matter as much—does it?
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Go on, spend 4 hours on an app. Just make sure you decided to—and that you feel those 4 hours are life well spent.
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Simple tips to help you get out of the digital rabbit hole to explore life around you!
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3. Use the law of averages to outlaw your worries.
4. Cooperate with the inevitable.
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