Hot take:
If you haven’t got 7+ figures or 10+ #Bitcoin to your name, then you shouldn’t be playing videos games.
Videos games are an absolute waste of time and productivity, that artificial dopamine chase is never ending, start building something for the future which sets you up for life, and write up a bucket list of all the things you want to achieve.
Time is precious, realise your true potential and reclaim experience.
p.s: I’m not a bigot, hence why I never play video games.😂😎🤙
Definitely a hot take. I’m on the fence on this one tbh. Would you say the same about any activity that someone does for leisure? Imo huge difference between relaxin with some video games once or twice a week, and being addicted gaming daily for hours. Thoughts?
Na I just think those who haven’t set themselves up yet shouldn’t be wasting time brother that’s all🤙
But that’s what I’m questioning, why is a leisure activity to relax a waste of time? Imo a bit silly to think one needs to constantly be working all the time. Taking care of the self is important as well.
It’s silly if you’re sat at home and aren’t happy with where you’re at, if you’re someone who is content with where you are then that’s fine, but those who actually want to build a better future and achieve big things should stay faraway from so called "leisure activities" such as gaming.
Just my opinion, take it with a pinch of salt.
I just think for those who feel that way should be focusing on other activities that actually reward them physically and emotionally, rather than chase that dopamine on a reward system similar to gambling, I have played video games in the past and definitely enjoy doing so, but it just seems like a waste of time if you haven’t got yourself in check yet.
I think there's nuance. I play video games, typically a few hours on a Sunday afternoon and maybe say 2 hours the rest of the week. I'm in my 40s with a habit and a well paying full time job. For me video games is one way I like to way of unwind. There's lots of people in this world that play video games to excess and at the expense of other productive things. This is definitely a problem, as with any leisure activity overdone. I think it's unreasonable to think that healthy behavior involves constant hustle, bustle, and building. Life is indeed short and it gets a lot shorter when you're constantly go go go and you burn yourself out and have a heart attack in your early 40s because you never took in any R&R.
Personally, I can think of plenty of other ways to unwind that are far worse for body and mind.
