It is funny how people who read a lot say the same thing about people who watch a lot of movies/series or play a lot of [video] games. I suppose Usenet was the

It is funny how people who read a lot say the same thing about people who watch a lot of movies/series or play a lot of [video] games. I suppose Usenet was the first public massively available cesspit to read and write. You could regard it as a practice ground for either. With regards to creating content, it requires life experience in general as inspiration. You could obtain such life experience by doing things such as climbing or hiking or traveling or reading or watching TV or playing video games or interacting with random people on the Internet or going out every Friday night to the pub. Who's to say which of these are effective, or not? Why even make such a bifurcation in the first place?