99 Days of Freedom Challenges You to Give Up All Use of Facebook
Laura McQuarrie — July 24, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: 99daysoffreedom & designtaxi
For billions of users, Facebook has become an essential part of their daily lives, so much so that it's difficult to imagine life without Facebook, although this is exactly what the 99 Days of Freedom experiment wants you to do.
On Facebook, it's easy to become envious or get that fear of missing out when there are others uploading pictures that make their lives seem like so much more fun. This experiment challenges people to give up use of the social network for 99 days and see how this impacts their mood. The experiment promises to save you about 1,683 minutes from being wasted and if you sign up to give it a try, you'll receive an email checking in with you on days 33, 66 and 99 to see how you're faring without Facebook.
On Facebook, it's easy to become envious or get that fear of missing out when there are others uploading pictures that make their lives seem like so much more fun. This experiment challenges people to give up use of the social network for 99 days and see how this impacts their mood. The experiment promises to save you about 1,683 minutes from being wasted and if you sign up to give it a try, you'll receive an email checking in with you on days 33, 66 and 99 to see how you're faring without Facebook.
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