"He hauled in a half-parsec of immaterial relatedness and began ineptly to experiment."
-James Tiptree Jr
--> June 26. On a tangent from last week's subject, I mentioned trying to change my mental state by pretending I'm in a video game. This raises the question: Why do video games feel better than normal life? I can think of four reasons, and I'll list them in order of increasing difficulty of getting over them. First is novelty. Getting over novelty is inevitable, and happens with all technologies. Radio was magical when it was new, and now it's mostly boring. Second is that games have flashier quests. Killin
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