People waste an average of 4hours per a day, on unproductive leisure time

If your time is valued at $25/hr, then you spend an average of $35k a year doing jack shit

you should only have productive leisure activities

work in your sleep, you can dream when you're dead

I actually don't know what "productive leisure time" is

*infotainment*

That's not productive

well you can study, thats productive

But then it's not leisure

can it not be?

youre just reading and maybe taking notes

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Idk, this really is a foreign concept to me lol

what. studying? <:pepe_smug:378719408341909506>

Studying is work

And yeah, studying I guess lol

its not *that* much work

its more of a cost in time

idk, maybe it's how we define 'productive'.

To me, that means something that is going to somehow lead to a higher income. Either by earning money, or saving money.

many trades require study

BUSINESS

ACCOUNTING

PARALEGAL

Yes, so does my job. But I'm allowed to study on the clock and get paid for it, and it's not leisurely lol

nobody pays Gunner to think <:GWcorbinTopKek:384871333705678868>

...... I think I just found my problem. I kept thinking that 'leisure' meant 'fun', or that it had to be.

fun?

or interesting, or entertaining

*Enjoyable*

its easier for things to be interesting than fun

to me leisure means physically nondemanding

Yeah, I'm a tard.

This was a question in the Future Authoring thing. I didn't understand it until now

oh sure

ive had to change the way i think about what is most enjoyable in the long run

I should probably try and take some online courses for random things, tbh

become programmar

Hey, Jordan's right! This stuff DOES work!

Writing out what I do in life helped me see how much of a fucking loser I am.

Learn C++ in 3 Weeks

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I'll stick to ladder logic

Know what's fun?