Re:Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less dep...
by minusSeven on Friday February 14, 2020 @12:57AM
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This is easy to say and hard to accomplish in reality. Unless you give specific to dos and don'ts, you will have to change a lot of your habits.
Re:Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less dep...
by projektfu on Saturday February 15, 2020 @10:41AM
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I'm implying consuming more deliberative media, such as long-form journalism, research, "current" history, and the reports of advocacy groups you agree with to inform yourself and help decide what action you will take.
Re:Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less dep...
by polishdude20 on Friday February 14, 2020 @10:51AM
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It's almost as if large scale change requires a great effort.
There must be a better way to truly accomplish keeping government accountable. Think about your locus of control. Most reporting is about things that do not directly affect you, you cannot change them, and they have some emotional value that keeps them in the news. Where you can effect change is in your locality, or with your local representatives, voting in larger elections, writing letters to staff, joining advocacy groups, etc. I think the constant drumbeat of bad news makes people less likely to do any of these things.