But it contains far more: more reasons not to consume the news, more research on the impact of reading the news, and more tips on how we can kick the habit.
Digitalisation has turned the news from a harmless form of entertainment into a weapon of mass destruction, and it’s aimed straight at our mental health. We need to get out of the way.
One thing is crucial to note here: restricting your consumption of the news doesn’t have to be a sacrifice. You’ll be richly rewarded – with more time and fresh eyes for what truly matters, what truly makes you happy.
If something happened on an uneventful day it would be treated as important and given centre stage, even if on a busy day it would have been treated as unimportant.
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