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Welcome back to /comfy/ Anon :)
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How do you maintain a comfy and relatively stress-free internet experience? What should I cut out?
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>>12792 (OP) 
Since I'm not you It's hard to say.  I personally have wasted way too much time on long youtube videos that I only had a passing interest in.  I avoid them for the most part now.
Multiple browsers! I have one for money and bills, one with total adblock for my sanity and general comfy evenings surfing, and a third that I leave tracking and ads enabled to support a few ad supported websites with good articles.
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>>12798
That seems pretty well-organized, Anon.
>>12792 (OP) 
I never go to Twitter. It's the worst.
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Well, for starters, I never go to Bluesky. It's the worst.

Beyond that, I try to spend as much time as possible in nature & the outdoors. Really helps connect the heart of man to the Creator.
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I always cordially greet my fellxw Latinxs.
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>>12847
this is bait
I also ask myself the same question anon, so far I have found for myself the topic of complete stopping the consumption of any content for 30 minutes eberry day. That is, instead of the Internet, I look at my feelings and needs, and then try to move towards their solution. It's like meditation or something like that.
>>12836
>Bluesky
That's just a species of Twitter.
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I used to argue online a lot. On one hand I have a hang up about needing to be berry precise in my words and arguing helped me formulate my thoughts on important topics for my own purposes. On the other hand, in the 20+ years I've been using the internet I never once saw anonymous arguing produce a meaningful outcome anywhere, ever. It's less productive than jerking off. Eventually I'd get halfway through a big response, realize what I was doing, and force myself to stop and delete it. It sucks a little to lose your effortpost, but surprisingly the main feeling I'd get was relief. I'd suggest trying that out. If you find yourself engaging with something that bothers you, disengage with it cold turkey and give it a minute to see if you've actually lost anything. That seems obvious, but you probably aren't doing it.
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>>13126
Probably great advice, Anon. Thhanks!

>pic
Lol, what?  :D
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>>13127
>Lol, what?  :D
Looks like an 'AI meme' - a self correcting problem when the the bubble pops!

>>13126
Similar feeling, even walking into a conversation with an open mind or willing to banter a bit rarely yields growth or understanding. The normies know that and stay out - bretty sure that's how the 'arguing on the internet' joke became a thing. Too bad too - I'm with ya, open comms has potential but all parties have to contribute for it to work.
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>>13128
>I'm with ya, open comms has potential but all parties have to contribute for it to work.
It's simply a matter of maturity. TPTB want division & strife everywhere (online or off) since it serves their purposes best. 

But men of cool heads & sound reasoning can come to rational agreements regardless.
>tl;dr
Its up to the old hands to show the young bucks the way forward.
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>>13128
https://youtu.be/-NuX79Ud8zI
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