The receipts · cited · short
The part they hope you skip.
Plain-English articles on how this got built, what it does to you, and what actually pushes back. No moral panic. No "it's fine actually."
What to do about it
How to Reduce Screen Time (That Actually Works)
A practical, no-fluff guide to reducing phone and social media use, based on what the research and the people who've actually done it say works.
Read itYour Phone & Your Sleep: The Most Important 30 Minutes of Your Day
What phones do to sleep — bedtime, quality, morning mood — and why getting it out of the bedroom is the most-replicated behavioral fix in the screen-time literature.
Read itIf this is you
How the trick works
What it does to you
Vocab
The Doomscrolling Trap: Why You Can't Look Away From the Bad News
What doomscrolling actually is, why it works on your brain, and how to stop without becoming uninformed. With the research.
Read itNomophobia: The Fear of Being Without Your Phone, Explained
What nomophobia is, where the term came from, the four dimensions the validated questionnaire measures, and what your score actually means.
Read itThe Tech Compulsion Glossary
A plain-English glossary of the terms used in tech and social media addiction research: from doomscrolling to nomophobia to brain rot. With links to deeper reading.
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