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 | {{Quote|text="A philosophy of technology use in which you focus your online time on a small number of carefully selected and optimized activities that strongly support things you value, and then happily miss out on everything else."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="Put another way: minimalists don’t mind missing out on small things; what worries them much more is diminishing the large things they already know for sure make a good life good."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="This is why clutter is dangerous. It’s easy to be seduced by the small amounts of profit offered by the latest app or service, but then forget its cost in terms of the most important resource we possess: the minutes of our life."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="Simply put, humans are not wired to be constantly wired."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="As Kethledge and Erwin explain, however, solitude is about what’s happening in your brain, not the environment around you. Accordingly, they define it to be a subjective state in which your mind is free from input from other minds."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="Give your brain the regular doses of quiet it requires to support a monumental life."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="You’re instead waging a David and Goliath battle against institutions that are both impossibly rich and intent on using this wealth to stop you from winning."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="Put aside a thirty-day period during which you will take a break from optional technologies in your life."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="Part of what makes this philosophy so effective is that the very act of being selective about your tools will bring you satisfaction, typically much more than what is lost from the tools you decide to avoid."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
 | {{Quote|text="By working backward from their deep values to their technology choices, digital minimalists transform these innovations from a source of distraction into tools to support a life well lived. By doing so, they break the spell that has made so many people feel like they’re losing control to their screens."|author=Cal Newport|source=''Digital Minimalism'' (2019)}}
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