Funny, I feel like the only one with a laziness ethic. For the past week or two whenever I felt like working on something at home I just went and jogged a couple miles instead. So far it's worked; haven't accomplished a damn thing since.
I may have mentioned this before, but it's kinda starting to bug me. Lately I've been feeling like I'm living someone else's life. It's like I'm a just a character in a game that I have no real interest in. The people around me don't even register as individuals anymore. They're just a bunch of nameless, faceless NPCs. I don't feel like I have any sort of connection with anyone anymore. I know this isn't normal. Am I finally going insane?
Going insane? I'd call it normal. It's what happens when you do the same things for long enough with no real break from the monotony. It's like when you get tapped on the shoulder repeatedly, or put your hand on a hot stove. You just kinda stop feeling it after a while. What to do about it depends on how much it bothers you.
And it's arguably the only thing we're good at. But who knows, maybe over the next few years we'll be outsourcing that too.
Might be the side-effect of having moved somewhere new. After the shock/excitement wears off, you realize you don't really know anybody, and that ends up mattering a whole lot no matter where you go. I've been there.
Well, managed to get Quake running on my Android phone. It plays surprisingly well. Sent from the DeLorean
False, I don't like it, and other games I haven't played suck way more than that particular game I haven't played.