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There is a place for junk food. A trashy reality show has value: it relaxes an exhausted brain. A blockbuster action movie has value: it provides communal spectacle. It means ensuring that the majority of your diet is nutritious so that the junk food doesn't make you sick. Priya sat down

Historically, entertainment was an anesthetic—a way to forget the workday. The new "better" content acts as a mirror. It doesn't just take you out of your life; it brings you deeper into the why of life. Ten minutes long