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Doomscrolling much? It's probably bad for your soul


Doomscrolling much? It’s probably bad for your soul
Pushing back the screen to create tangible things in the real world is more important now than ever.
December 16, 2020
Amy Crouch with her father, Andy Crouch. Courtesy photo
(RNS) — 2020 will be remembered as the year we relied on screens more than ever to do our work, educate our kids and “doomscroll” about the global pandemic. But in a new book written long before lockdowns, Amy Crouch and her father, Andy Crouch, were already sounding an alarm about identifying too strongly with our devices.
Last month, Amy released a sequel to her father’s 2017 book, “The Tech-Wise Family,” with Andy chiming in between her chapters. “My Tech-Wise Life” is smart and timely and worth your undivided attention — especially in an age when undivided attention is hard to come by. I enjoyed talking with both of them over — what else? — Zoom. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

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