A life of just everyday minor tasks plus internet/videogames seems perfectly adequate and I don’t understand why the emotional response would be “boredom” rather than “content”, except for the fact that television is vastly inferior to an internet-connected gaming PC.
I’d probably prefer to do “interesting, challenging things” than just veg out the time (which surely should be enough motivation in itself, unless you’re specifically talking about work-like projects and assuming those are necessary to happiness), but if I have a motivation failure and spend all my time doing inconsequential things at home, that’s hardly going to be such a bad outcome that it would be preferable to have to go to work.
A life of just everyday minor tasks plus internet/videogames seems perfectly adequate and I don’t understand why the emotional response would be “boredom” rather than “content”, except for the fact that television is vastly inferior to an internet-connected gaming PC.
I’d probably prefer to do “interesting, challenging things” than just veg out the time (which surely should be enough motivation in itself, unless you’re specifically talking about work-like projects and assuming those are necessary to happiness), but if I have a motivation failure and spend all my time doing inconsequential things at home, that’s hardly going to be such a bad outcome that it would be preferable to have to go to work.
Ah. OK, then.