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Dr. Arthur Brooks has a simple rule that changed his life: No devices after 7 p.m., no phones at meals, no phone in the bedroom. He calls the initial withdrawal “like children screaming in my head”—pure dopamine addiction begging for the screen. But after the storm passes? Calm, blessing,...

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