Excessive time spent online linked to stress and worse mood – study
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#2I notice a stark difference between how I view my chronic-onlineness in the midst of it vs. after a hiatus.
Once I've had something like a good book or trip with friends take me away from my phone for a week, my phone takes on an entirely different persona; it manifests as an anxiety machine for me.
Almost every app, even my email inbox, becomes a source of stress. Something about the immediacy with which crippling/harmful information can be revealed makes the whole sxperience a nightmare. This is then curbed with a few days of use.
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#3Water is wet
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#4Keyword: linked. Who would have thought that people with happy and fulfilling lives have something else to do than being online?
Re: Excessive time spent online linked to stress and worse mood – study
#5I notice a stark difference between how I view my chronic-onlineness in the midst of it vs. after a hiatus. Once I've had something like a good book or trip with friends take me away from my phone for a week, my phone takes on an entirely different persona; it manifests as an anxiety machine for me. Almost every app, even my email inbox, becomes a source of stress. Something about the immediacy with which crippling/h…
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Re: Excessive time spent online linked to stress and worse mood – study
#6Much of the stress I see from people who are struggling with stress from online is caused by “the news” at large. Could this same result be said if these same individuals read the NYT everyday? I wish you could study this and control for politics, or even - government. I am skeptical that the technology itself causes this, I am doubtful that “brain rot” content causes stress.