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> The amount of unrestrained freedom makes me question why I'm even playing. After a while, grownups lose what to do with a plastic bucket and shovel at the be
by Terretta 4y ago
> The amount of unrestrained freedom makes me question why I'm even playing.
After a while, grownups lose what to do with a plastic bucket and shovel at the beach.
- Felminor 4y agoNever heard that Good reminder
- klardotsh 4y agoThinking about schools, the workplace, the economic systems we live under, and how many things constantly require action from our brains (vs. free space to imagine), the former three all frequently punishing significant deviation from a given norm, this isn't entirely surprising. Unfortunately I've found it impacts me, too.
- MrGilbert 4y agoThat's why I love my job as a software engineer: I never unlearned to create something out of nothing.
- mhandley 4y agoAnd then when they have kids, they remember how much fun it is. Kids give me the excuse not to be embarrassed, but I'm not really building the sandcastles just for them!
- gorgoiler 4y agoIronically, my absolute favourite beach activity is road building. I head off to the edges where the rocks, sand, and shore meet where the sand is damp. I then compact damp sand onto the rocks to make little roads and try to build a network of roads that keeps road gradient below a certain threshold. It’s a fun problem solving exercise and almost on a par with Cities Skylines!
- hoseja 4y agoI like making dams.