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I think there might be some psychological benefit just in experiencing life and being in the moment, even though it isn't all pleasant. I listen to books or mu
by adamc 2y ago
I think there might be some psychological benefit just in experiencing life and being in the moment, even though it isn't all pleasant.
I listen to books or music during a lot of my daily walks, but I've noticed that when I don't, I sometimes experience life differently.
- chasd00 2y agoi agree but i think what the parent and other folks up thread are saying makes sense. It's nice to have the choice to tune in or tune out but no one wants that decision made for them. No one wants to be forced to engage with 100+ random people in very close proximity with really no option to standup let alone leave like on a plane. Another way to look at it is imagine the person to your left and to your right are super fans of the political party opposite to yours. That wouldn't be very fun unless you like to fight for 3hrs.
- adamc 2y agoI wasn't arguing (and didn't really see others arguing) for compulsory mindfulness, which I don't think is even a thing.