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Yeah but birdwatching at least implies that the activity is varied. What if someone was laying bricks for 9 hours and then came home ate dinner and then laid b
by nnoitra 4y ago
Yeah but birdwatching at least implies that the activity is varied.
What if someone was laying bricks for 9 hours and then came home ate dinner and then laid bricks for 3 more hours and did this for years and then took a vacation and laid bricks during the vacation as well?
The line is murky between passionate, dedicated, obsessed and insane.
I mean, do we understand that we get a single shot at life. This year we'll be as young as we'll ever be. Why do we behave as if though we have endless days that we can just toss away and be done with.
Programming full-time and then also during free time and vacations is simply put not healthy no matter how much Elon Musk and the west glamourise it. It simply leaves no time whatsoever for taking care of health, spending time with family, travelling, photography, reading novels, meeting romantic partners etc.
- noone_youknow 4y ago> What if someone was laying bricks for 9 hours and then came home ate dinner and then laid bricks for 3 more hours and did this for years and then took a vacation and laid bricks during the vacation as well? Well, then I would surmise that they must really enjoy laying bricks. And if that's the case, then more power to them :) > I mean, do we understand that we get a single shot at life. I'm pretty sure we do. And some of us are lucky enough that we get to choose how we spend it :)