It’s a subjective life goal, is my point. The article says so many people are doing it, the techniques are so well known, there’s little new info to glean in t

It’s a subjective life goal, is my point. The article says so many people are doing it, the techniques are so well known, there’s little new info to glean in the activity itself, so it’s basically Xbox achievements for people with excess money as far as my subjective take on its value. Our economy is so ridiculously hung up on gamifying FOMO and statistics to satisfy yet another gameified endeavor in financial economics. And we rip tons of resources out of the ground each year to support our generation diddling their novelty button. All I mean is I’m pretty done supporting the marketing BS of a bunch of aristocrats.