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What Should I Do Instead of Scrolling?
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Frequently asked questions
- Why do I scroll when I'm bored?
- Feeds offer infinite low-effort stimulation. Boredom is a signal — match it with rest, movement, or a tiny task instead of passive input.
- What if I do the alternative and still want to scroll?
- Wait 10 minutes. If the urge persists, set a 15-minute scroll timer — bounded beats endless.
- Does this work at night in bed?
- At night, best swaps are book, podcast with screen off, or sleep. Remove the phone from arm's reach entirely.