A short YouTube clip by Daniel Fazio arguing that cheap, constant entertainment (e.g., smartphones and YouTube) prevents boredom, and that boredom is necessary for formulating plans for mastery, fitness, and financial goals. Fazio claims continuous occupancy stops people from thinking and developing calculated plans required to achieve their objectives.
Cheap entertainment is probably the biggest atrocity to ever encounter man of all time. Because what happens is, if you sit there and you have a phone and you have YouTube, you can be occupied to infinity. You're just doing something. You're never bored, ever. Like, it's impossible to be bored. So you don't have time to think and you don't have time to okay. Mastery. Getting ripped, Making money. Doing whatever you would otherwise like to accomplish. The calculated plans necessary to accomplish those goals are formulated while you are bored. And if you are never bored, you cannot formulate the plant.
