"Is email evil," The Atlantic ponders in a new piece published this week. According to the article, over the past 20 years we check a lot more email than we used it and we check it more often: 77
times a day on average. And the more you check email, the worse your mood, likely because it puts you on someone else's timeline. In the end, the article surmises that email isn't evil, we
are.
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