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I don't really think so (at least regarding my tiktok usage) Being thrown right into the mushroom thing, into the action, forces me to keep focus and attention
by johnchristopher 6y ago
I don't really think so (at least regarding my tiktok usage)
Being thrown right into the mushroom thing, into the action, forces me to keep focus and attention. The pseudo-introduction is just dulling my mind while not bringing anything of consistence.
I had some tiktoks that started like "So I read something incredible the other day and I just had to try it. I am gonna show you what happened when I decided to eat an orange under the shower". Don't care. Starts with you eating the orange.
As another sibling commentator wrote it's a different narrative structure.
> Being able to get consistent, instant stimulation from doing effectively nothing seems dangerous to me.
The same could be said from books but I get what you mean. I still read books, so I guess I am okay (it could be worse !).
edit: to be fair, I have very low tolerance and patience for people who beats around the bush :/. On the other hand, when walking outside I can stop and look around me for 2 or 3 minutes every 100 meters because there's always some piece of architecture or natural landscape to look at.