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[–] Albatr0ss@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Maybe subscribe to some media that's more about longer-form journalism? So you can read stuff that's informative and interesting, but doesn't require the commitment of a longer book. And it has the bonus of supporting proper journalism, rather than click-bait rage news. I'm finding The New Yorker really good for this. I signed up for a trial before the Reddit thing blew up, but I think I'll be keeping it long-term now.