> Well, why not ride a bicycle, and let both your mind AND your body benefit? If one gives a purpose (in the form of training/wellness) to a walk whose foundat

> Well, why not ride a bicycle, and let both your mind AND your body benefit? If one gives a purpose (in the form of training/wellness) to a walk whose foundation is being purposeless, he's defeating the point. The different is, more abstractly, about the cultures of producing 24/7, versus allowing oneself "not to produce".