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It's not hard in the sense that solving complicated math problems is hard, but hard in that it adds a non-trivial amount of effort to an activity you do multipl
by coryfklein 3y ago
It's not hard in the sense that solving complicated math problems is hard, but hard in that it adds a non-trivial amount of effort to an activity you do multiple times a day, every day, in perpetuity.
Even the small effort of measuring your creamer with a teaspoon instead of just pouring it in the cup just takes more time and effort than simply checking what time it is.
- bavarianbob 3y ago[flagged]
- klyrs 3y agoThat's entirely counterproductive. People gotta do what works for them, not live up to the ideals of a judgemental rando on the internet.