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We’re all guilty of multi-screening, from work and social gatherings to TV shows and doom-scrolling. It’s not good for our technology or our psyche.

It looks like working from home, in some capacity, will be the future of work. And while that means more time spent at home and less time commuting, we’re struggling to find the right balance between job commitment and burnout as we spend more minutes, hours, and days than ever at our computers. Screen burnout is making work impossible for many people because it impacts both you and your computer, but there are ways of...