u/Traditional-Lie7366

Based on the statistics, it has a very high probability.

After tweaking my Instagram algorithm for a while, I've managed to make my feed show only productivity reels, including job-search hacks and genuinely useful self-improvement tips.

The problem is that I can't implement everything immediately. Even after scrolling for just 10 minutes, I come across around 10 reels, and almost every one of them feels important. I end up saving almost every third reel, which is creating a lot of mental clutter.

If I open Instagram during work for even 5 minutes and come across a useful reel, I immediately feel the urge to save it or store it somewhere so I don't lose it. How should I manage this better?

The shittiest, most irritating feature on almost every pair of earbuds is those damn touch sensors.

First of all, where the hell are the actual sensors on these earbuds? And why does every random touch have to trigger something?

It's incredibly annoying.

• Pull one earbud out to put it down? The music starts playing.
• Adjust the earbuds during a call? The call disconnects.
• Pick them up to wear them again? One of them randomly turns off because I accidentally touched some invisible sensor.

The worst part? You can't even disable these touch controls.

I've used two different Boat earbuds, and neither of them lets you turn off the touch sensors—not even through the app.

Fortunately (or unfortunately), these were a gift. If I'd spent my own money on them, I would've smashed them on the floor by now. Seriously, who thought this was a good idea?