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signing up for a daily newsletter is like making a promise to yourself to stay informed, but it's also kinda lazy, right? I mean, you gotta rely on someone else to curate the news for you, instead of taking the time to scroll through your own feeds and make sense of what's going on. And that got me thinking - are we just too busy, or too tired, to take control of our own information diet? 
️ I love getting my daily dose of news in one place! It's like having a cup of coffee to wake me up on a weekday morning 
. Plus, it's so easy to share with my friends and family - we can have some great conversations about what's going on in the world 
. One thing I do wish they'd make more time for in-depth analysis though... sometimes it feels like just a quick summary of top stories 