It’s both a limitation and a quirk of being human.

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These activities don’t inherently lack value—they offer joy, relaxation, or connection in small ways. But when they dominate, it highlights how often we settle for the easiest route to keep ourselves busy, instead of challenging ourselves to pursue something more meaningful.

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In a way, these “mind-occupying” activities might serve as a coping mechanism. Life’s vastness and complexity can be overwhelming, so playing a game, watching a show, or scrolling can feel manageable.

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This could be because our brains are wired to seek comfort, routine, and distraction, rather than constantly striving for purpose or impact.

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Welcome to Mexico, we call them ‘curitas’

Could that random person be me?

A loader after a skeleton? Is this the pinnacle of UX?