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Swiping less, living more. How to take control of your digital life In her book Smartphone Nation, Kaitlyn Regehr makes the case for reclaiming control over our digital lives Culture Society Technology Wellbeing
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Born to be mild: celebrating banality with the Dull Men’s Club In a world obsessed with speed, spectacle and social media sparkle, this cheerful band of anti-influencers find delight in the everyday Culture Lifestyle Society Wellbeing
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