Every activity is ultimately like sending money and energy to /dev/null. Meditating on a mountaintop is not inherently more fulfilling than playing playing a great video game, just because it is more "respectable".
I think people get trapped by always feeling the need to perfectly optimize their lives, without asking for what they are optimizing.
I think people get trapped by always feeling the need to perfectly optimize their lives, without asking for what they are optimizing.