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title: Infinite feeds are robbing the joy of your life
date: '2023-08-21'
type: 'Memo'
description: 'You get to switch contexts at an enormous pace and your brain gets hooked. Now, it always wants it, and we are doomed.'
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You get to switch contexts at an enormous pace and your brain gets hooked. Now, it always wants it, and we’re doomed!

*But life happens in a slow pace.*

It takes time for a flower to blossom.

It takes time to brew coffee.

It takes time to finish a book.

It takes time enjoy your meal.

What do we do when life is happening?

Pull out our phones and get back the dopamine kicking feeds. Insta & Twitter

I find myself guilty of - closing the app and opening it again immediately, *unconsciously*.

Happens to you too? Why are our brains wired like this? - Because we aren’t taking control

What can we do?

- Be okay with missing out
- Embrace long form content like books, podcasts etc
- Set your intentions with Social Media
- Use Lists instead of Twitter's default feed

An excellent summary of Digital minimalism by the man himself, Cal Newport. No wonder why he isn't on social media.

[YouTube - Digital Minimalism with Cal Newport](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsGKzjyj_6Q)

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