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Gen Z turns to books and puzzles to reduce time spent doomscrolling

A new trend called "brain stacking" is encouraging Gen Zers to spend less time on their phones. Crystal Bell, digital culture editor at Mashable, joins "The Daily Report" to share more.

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Gen Z turns to books and puzzles to reduce time spent doomscrolling
A new trend called "brain stacking" is encouraging Gen Zers to spend less time on their phones. Crystal Bell, digital culture editor at Mashable, joins "The Daily Report" to share more.
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