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I'm very much not a minimalist, but it's worth noting that particularly in the 21st century, a lot of hobbies don't require much stuff. Martial arts, computer
by thenomad 10y ago
I'm very much not a minimalist, but it's worth noting that particularly in the 21st century, a lot of hobbies don't require much stuff.
Martial arts, computer games, books, TV, programming, art of various sorts, creativity of various sorts (writing, 3D, digital painting, etc), just off the top of my head.
- lagadu 10y agoI'll have to disagree, even those you listed need a lot of stuff once you really get into them. I'm into 5 of those 7 you listed (the first 5) and of those the only that doesn't need a substantial amount of stuff is books because it's just my Kindle. Between the tv, protective equipment and desktop computer with its screens and case that's a lot of stuff. Unless you consider a mobile phone or a laptop with a teeny tiny screen acceptable for computer games, tv and programming but that means you're not getting very deeply into it. Now that I think of it, these aren't anywhere near my hobbies that take more space/stuff even. For every hobby that doesn't need a lot of stuff, there's one that needs many kgs of equipment.