If you know me, I have vented here for how much I use AI and like how I feel bad about it. Now, I have started doing meditation, being more aware of my surroundings, spending my time reading books. It helped me. Although I still use AI in my assignments, but I am trying to minimize that usage too. Thanks for your kind support that you have given and for your advices.
Since you mentioned RedReader I read you are talking Android web searches.
I just tested and mobile Firefox supports LibRedirect extension to see reddit content via assorted mirror websites: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/libredirect/
The settings interface is wonky on mobile, but it takes about a minute total to set up and use.
I too got around this 90% argument when I was isolated from everything but LLM-enabled search, and I think I’m too addicted to see the whole comment section before deciding on something suggested. Something in this and that platforms got me hooked. It just doesn’t feel right to get bland summaries instead.