A member on what happens when your tolerance for nonsense quietly disappears.
Sample article, written for product preview. Not yet published editorial.
It wasn't dramatic. I just noticed I'd stopped reading it, and then I noticed I felt better on the days I didn't.
"Apparently my tolerance changed too. I've never slept better. Related? Unclear. Sorry, not sorry."
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