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Re:Multitasking hurts performance and may even damage the br... by rolandog on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @02:39AM (#27046871)
Or, have we become boring? I've noticed I have outgrown some things I loved as a young adult, like most videogames; though I don't know if it's just me being anti-commercial stuff, trying to avoid becoming a pay-to-win customer, and more of a buy-once customer.
Re:Multitasking hurts performance and may even damage the br... by meristohm on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @04:12PM (#27055063)
It’s okay to move on. Maybe you not liking videogames is boring to those who still enjoy them? I’ve moved on from most games and it feels like fresh air, in part because I used games as a generally-unhealthy escape (as one might do with alcohol, I now play games in celebration rather than habitually or to escape emotions). It feels healthy to reevaluate how I spend money and time.
Re:Multitasking hurts performance and may even damage the br... by watwut on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @02:49AM (#27046923)
> Or, have we become boring?

Why would "not liking the same books as before" imply "we became boring"?