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Get offline. Seriously. Go out for a walk, talk to some people. Lie in the grass and marvel at the sky, trees around you. Why do you want to learn all that you
by ambivalents 8y ago
Get offline. Seriously. Go out for a walk, talk to some people. Lie in the grass and marvel at the sky, trees around you. Why do you want to learn all that you can online without any practical application for it?
- gitgud 8y agoIn my defence, I do go outside, run, surf and ride around with friends... exercise does make me happy. I just feel like I could be learning more, but at the same time I feel it's a futile effort as more and more information is being produced all the time...
- ambivalents 8y agoFair enough! I get into the modes you describe too and find it quite depressing. To the point where I've reasoned that the only real and true thing I can do is accept the fact that I won't know everything. The consolation is that there's still a beautiful world all around me, and some wonderful people. And sometimes...it's enough :)
- gitgud 8y agoThanks for sharing. And that's a very good way to look at it. Accepting that fact is hard for me, and not something that will happen overnight... But I can take happiness in the beauty of the world and all the good people I know, including thoughtful commenters like you!