prioritization is key. (at least for me)

I understand that some days I go down that hole so I set aside “play money” for play things.

poor students, adults, and working peeps need play time too. treat yourself day is counted as play time. knowing when play time is - that’s adulting.

the last thing I bought in this category is kimchi. never had it in kitchen form before so it was both a tasting and meal-pairing experience.

For me it’s per activity and how you get your fun from it.

Like for example, in a game of hide and seek, the fun part is exploring and finding where people hid, if you already know that then it is not fun anymore. This kind of activity lines the same as with reading books or watching a movie.

On cooking, it is a different kind of fun because the more you know, the more you can apply. Medicine people have the same tendencies as well as athletes for these.

There’s also the type of fun you get with jokes, or for music.

Other people’s mileage may vary as each have their own approaches to different activities.

Could it be that he was being untruthful in his statement to the court? I think there is a word for that.

cnn: (from yesterday news) “told fictional stories”

this reminded me of the clock girls story, “radium girls”, I think.

but since bioluminescence is powered differently, it’s a way better approach than artificial splashes of paint.

meanwhile, copilot:

facebook’s reach.

Cambridge Analytica has used it for elections.

some android phones have fb factory-installed (and not easily removable).

in some countries fb data consumption is totally free~

there were reports of [publicized?] fb experiments manipulating user’s feed to elicit feelings of sadness, despair and hope.

Pavlov wouldn’t need a dog for this.

just look at those smiles at food commercials.