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From the agony aunts of yore to forums, podcasts and TikTokers, the internet is here to tell you how to live your life. But by outsourcing your every work problem and parenting quandary, are you outsourcing your intuition?

“Too many people are being written off,” said health secretary Wes Streeting to Laura Kuenssberg in March, as the government prepared to overhaul the welfare system and slash provision for people with

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Ali Roff Farrar shares expert advice, ideas, stats and the newest research on all things wellbeing, including an antidote for brain rot, how to create your own ‘fourth space’, a fun way to ward-off Alzheimer’s, yoga poses for tech-neck and an easy way to live longer...