Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less depression and anxiety

Re:Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less dep... by throwaway21320 on Thursday February 13, 2020 @05:56PM (#22322238)

> But if you actually want to make an informed choice when it matters, you'll have no trouble finding a book that summarizes it, and it will take far, far less time than trying to keep up with it (and remember it all come November).

I also doubt there are a lot of people who were following the impeachment because they wanted to decide whether or not to vote for Trump. If you already know how you'll vote, following the day to day political battles is, as you said, merely entertainment.

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Re:Facebook quitters report more life satisfaction, less dep... by perl4ever on Saturday February 15, 2020 @07:55PM (#22339131)

"because they wanted to decide whether or not to vote for Trump"

I assume people weren't watching to find out if he would be acquitted, either, although polls might be interesting to know.

Important people have been declaring odd things, like how they're sure he's learned his lesson, so it's hard to tell what people believe or expect.

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