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Mmmh, would have been good if he would be stricter. I'm not sure why someone can't stay away from Facebook & Co. for 30 days. However, in general I agree with
by Seba 15y ago
Mmmh, would have been good if he would be stricter. I'm not sure why someone can't stay away from Facebook & Co. for 30 days.
However, in general I agree with his perception that the daily flow of news doesn't help us in focusing on the important problems of life.
- Swizec 15y agoI wanted to go completely without at first. Then I realized 99% of my social interaction happens online and I am not interested in [essentially] walking off into the desert to think for 30 days. Also reducing "frivolous internets" from 24/7 to an hour a day. A solid hour at that, not interspersed throughout the day ... will be hard.
- Seba 15y agoIt worries me if I read that someones social interactions happens 99% online. Are there no spouse, neighboors, friends?
- Swizec 15y agoDepends on how you count. There are only so many IRL people you can interact with on a daily basis and even with most of those I tend to keep in touch online for various reasons. 99% was an exaggeration though of course :)
- sadlyNess 15y agoBut it seems that that is what you need:walking off into the desert to think for 30 days. Try unplugging for 3 full days and each fourth day, you get only an hour.