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    Technological fasting

    Limiting mobile phone usage can help individuals reconnect with themselves and their surroundings. Engaging in traditional activities like gardening or painting fosters creativity and improves mental health. Taking long walks in nature serves as an effective countermeasure against smartphone distractions. Observing a nightly digital detox promotes better attention and presence in daily life. Overall, technological fasting encourages a more meaningful and connected way of living.

    This popular fermented food may help remove tiny plastic particles from the gut. Research finds shocking revelation

    A specific bacterium from kimchi can trap tiny plastic particles. This bacteria attached to 87% of nanoplastics in lab tests. In mouse studies, this bacteria helped expel more nanoplastics. Researchers believe the bacteria holds onto plastic, aiding its removal. Further human studies are needed to confirm these promising findings.

    Quote of the day by Jennifer Lawrence: 'The internet to me is kind of like a black hole, and I never really go on it' - What Hollywood Oscar-winning actress' words teach us about digital detox

    Jennifer Lawrence has officially entered the world of Instagram, making her feelings known about technology and the vastness of the online space. In her first post, she emphasised the need for positivity and stated that she would exit if negativity emerged. This move talks about the significance of digital well-being and personal boundaries. Read on!

    Junk food, screens, paper leaks: Rajasthan HC takes Gen Z, Gen Alpha issues to court

    Rajasthan High Court took suo motu notice of issues affecting young generations. The court banned junk food sales near schools and mandated nutrition committees. It also stressed preserving fundamental learning skills alongside digital education. Authorities must address rural school infrastructure and prevent paper leaks. Plans are required to tackle the education-employment gap and gig worker security.

    ‘Want them to know what it is like being a human’: Actor Madhavan shares Hollywood star Hugh Grant's advice on keeping children away from smartphones, tablets and laptops

    Actors R Madhavan and Hugh Grant are speaking out against excessive technology use. Grant shared his personal practice of taking technology holidays, stating it's the only time he feels truly alive. Madhavan agrees, finding electronic devices uncomfortable. Grant desires his children to experience life without constant digital distraction. Science also supports the negative impact of devices on learning.

    Nikhil Kamath’s 'digital detox' question uncovers a surprising truth: Stanford-graduate venture capitalist says, ‘It is already a business’

    On Nikhil Kamath’s WTF podcast, venture capitalists Deedy Das, Nikunj Kothari, and Niko Bonatsos explored whether digital detox could become a major business. Bonatsos, a Harvard, Cambridge, and Stanford graduate known for backing Snapchat and Discord, argued it already is, citing retreats, apps like Clearspace and Opal, and “dumb phones.” While panelists noted cheap data and YouTube’s dominance make detox unrealistic for many, Bonatsos said consumers are increasingly paying to escape digital overload.

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