The Internet ought to come

 The Internet ought to come to an end.

Unlike most of the rest of the internet, Apple News alerts me after I've finished reading. Even the way it prepares me for this message is excellent. With "Top Stories," "For You," details about my favorite sports teams, and a few pieces from reputable publications like the Washington Post, it usually delivers me the good stuff first (or at least the stuff it thinks I'll think is good). The quality then starts to deteriorate if I keep scrolling. I'll obtain some categories that are more lighthearted, like some recipes or mediocre articles ("More Technology") that are mostly useless.

There isn't much left to read, according to these quite obvious signs! Step outside. But as a skilled online addict, I frequently

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