In today’s hyper-connected world, we are constantly surrounded by digital devices—whether it’s our smartphones, laptops, or social media. This constant connectivity has made our lives easier in many ways, but it has also led to a growing need for something that seems counterintuitive in such a digital age: a digital detox. Taking time away from...
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Do You Think You Could Survive a Month Without Internet?
Could you survive a month without the internet? Sounds like a wild challenge, right? For many of us, the idea alone is terrifying. No scrolling through TikTok, no streaming your favorite shows, and—wait for it—no memes. A month without Wi-Fi or mobile data feels like asking someone to live without oxygen. But let’s think about...
