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I've never watched the news, but I regularly read sites like HN and Reddit. I feel like from there I get the 'outrage overload' effect as well, but IDK what to
by gtm1260 6y ago
I've never watched the news, but I regularly read sites like HN and Reddit. I feel like from there I get the 'outrage overload' effect as well, but IDK what to do about it. I could stop going on those sites, but then I would truly feel like I'm cut off from an absolute wealth of information. It feels different from being 'cut off' from TV news channels or websites that I would only really read if I was referred from Reddit or HN anyways.
- rantwasp 6y agosecret to reddit is to not go with the flow and only watch a small number of high quality subs
- tentboy 6y agoI only go to my homepage which contains about 20 subs I actually care about - and nothing related to news/politics etc. Once I stopped going on r/popular or r/all my mood when using the site improved drastically
- rantwasp 6y agoi have communities that are centered around things i enjoy w/ 2-3-8 subs per community. it's pretty rad