Crawling Back To Reading From Scrolling...

A Mug of Insights is 100% a reader-supported newsletter. Since you’re here already, consider signing up for a paid subscription for $5/month which will give you access to the full archive (posts are automatically archived after two months) and all of my extended essays with further reading lists. And on average, subscribers will get 50% more weekly posts from our regularly scheduled program. Thank you for your contribution! Upgrade to paid I think I have a problem. This image sums up my current relationship with scrolling: Sometimes one reel during a coffee break would devolve into an extensive survey of borzois “doing it for me” alongside some British guy telling me how the Queen eats a banana. “I must stop scrolling,” I tell myself as I move on to another reel. Like gorging on cookies, a long scrolling session usually leaves us empty: how did I waste two hours? And these are two main issues with scrolling I want to explore this week: that empty/gross feeling and the fact that time se

A Mug of Insights is 100% a reader-supported newsletter. Since you’re here already, consider signing up for a paid subscription for $5/month which will give you access to the full archive (posts are automatically archived after two months) and all of my extended essays with further reading lists. And on average, subscribers will get 50% more weekly posts from our regularly scheduled program. Thank you for your contribution! Upgrade to paid I think I have a problem. This image sums up my current relationship with scrolling: Sometimes one reel during a coffee break would devolve into an extensiv