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Does limiting things you actually enjoy help?
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2024
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No. There needs to be more hours in a day.
This. Except if there were, jobs would just assume that was their time. I constantly have this wish that I could just enter some sort of "time stasis" space outside of "mainline time" that I could use just to read or play my game backlog or something, so I could actually bother with them. Lol...
Hyperbolic time chamber PLEASE!
Yeah it's more feasible that I break the time-space continuum than actually consume my finite time responsibly.
I hear all the electrons are the same electron moving forwards and backwards in time!