Yes, I've stopped consuming most daily/live news. Once a week (Sunday), I'll read current events articles or research a subject heard in passing.
Focused time is the key - I try not to idly scroll through news/information.
I don't think it's ill-uninformed to be choosy about your attention. Most "news" is written to move ad inventory, not inform you.
I think Gen Z is especially keen on "information diet" being as important as physical diet/health. Met a 22 year-old who was rocking a flip phone like the one I had as a teenager (20 years ago).
Focused time is the key - I try not to idly scroll through news/information.
I don't think it's ill-uninformed to be choosy about your attention. Most "news" is written to move ad inventory, not inform you.
I think Gen Z is especially keen on "information diet" being as important as physical diet/health. Met a 22 year-old who was rocking a flip phone like the one I had as a teenager (20 years ago).