Man Declares Informational Bankruptcy After Deleting 400 Saved Articles He Swore He Was Going to Read

After a solemn weekend spent staring at a digital backlog that dated back to the early Biden administration, local knowledge worker Reed Layter announced Sunday that he was declaring “informational bankruptcy.” In a decisive move, Layter selected “Delete All” on his Pocket, Instapaper, and bookmarks folders, instantly vaporizing millions of words on geopolitical strategy, sourdough fermentation, and the history of the microchip.