When 3D printing became accesible I joined the subreddit for inspiration of what use I could put it to and the opposite happened. Everyone was making plastic toys and ironic reaches like an “egg holster”. Every so often someone would be able to fabricate a replacement part for something which I thought was the coolest. But beyond that. There wasn’t too much to be motivated by. I never got into it.
Here I wonder the same thing. Not that everything joyful must be productive. But if there was a way to apply this to something that was neat in the real world I think I’d be far more motivated to learn the skill. And enjoy it more.
Can anyone recommend the best books on this topic? I’m not as interested in weight loss as I am the mental health effects and other physiological factors.
Yet another surprisingly fantastic reason to hate Equifax:
- no security
- no competition
- no privacy
- no recourse
- unsubscribable spam
- terrible phone processes force having an online account… which has no security
And the other credit bureaus are just as bad (┛ಠ_ಠ)┛彡┻━┻
Here I wonder the same thing. Not that everything joyful must be productive. But if there was a way to apply this to something that was neat in the real world I think I’d be far more motivated to learn the skill. And enjoy it more.