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How to Say “Stop” Yourself

Part 1 showed why the feed holds you and why “How much screen?” is the wrong question. Part 2 gives the answer: if the medium never says “Stop” on its own — how do you say it yourself? Not with willpower, which reliably fails, but by building the environment that carries the stopping — staged by age for adults, teenagers and children.

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The Thing That Never Says “Stop”

My mother is 89 and lives without a feed — and seems to have more time than I do. Is that the missing social media, or her priorities? Social media isn't “worse” than television, but built differently: no stop signal, personalised — and in its AI form it answers back. The real question isn't “How much screen?” but “Who decides the next step?”

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