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Well, it's not really something I consider as my primary activity, but I do like to spend an hour or two on it every second day. It's a simple way to learn som
by r3bl 10y ago
Well, it's not really something I consider as my primary activity, but I do like to spend an hour or two on it every second day.
It's a simple way to learn something new without the need of getting too involved with the material.
(For example, Geography Now! [0]has taught me a lot of things about other countries that I would never know about and it only requires like 15 minutes of my effort once per week.)
I consider it a nice way to lose some time when I'm not trying to focus on something.
On the other hand, I haven't watched a movie in months.
Unfortunately, YouTube's recommendations really don't do a lot in helping me discovering new things. I find myself putting in a lot more effort in finding what I would actually enjoy than I would have hoped to have with everything Google knows about me.
0 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmPgObSUPw1HL2lq6H4ffA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmPgObSUPw1HL2lq6H4ffA
- cdubzzz 10y ago> On the other hand, I haven't watched a movie in months. While reading many of the comments on this thread I had trouble comprehending how anyone could spend so much time watching videos on YouTube. This aside made me realize that I probably spend five or six hours per week watching movies/tv shows. Pretty much the same thing.