40 Days without Internet?

Generelly, I think this is a very good idea, since one can get better in touch with oneself. I actually would consider some additional regulations on stuff like watching TV and maybe even videogames - since they, too, include many triggers for dopamine release. But then again, you have to draw the line somewhere, otherwise you'll end up as a monk on some mountain (sometimes, this idea is quite appealing.. :-D )

I do have an organisatorial question, though: What about your job? There surely is some communication via email in it, isn't it? I cannot see any possible way to ditch out this part of the internet.
Otherwise: I wish you the best of endurance in the beginning, and clear reflections once you see the first changes and effects of changed environment!
I also would like to ask to you take some notes on a regular basis and report about it! I am very curious on the effects of "digital toxins" and would absolutely love to read about some first hand experience!

 

I'd love to but my job is with computers and everything is on the internet so it wouldn't really be possible for me unless I gave up work.

 

If you can to do it then do it! Its a wise choice but after this you need to learn how to live along with technology. You cant avoid that in your life unless you be a monk or sth

 

I did that after i got into a argument with my internet provider over poor service really didnt miss it that much, found a better internet provider during those days so it worked out for the better