"I was travelling myself when I got my Fitbit, and because the tingle feels so good, not just as a sensation but also as a mark of accomplishment, I began pacing the airport rather than doing what I normally do, which is sit in the waiting area, wondering which of the many people around me will die first, and of what. I also started taking the stairs instead of the escalator, and avoiding the moving sidewalk." - × × ×

“Shortly after I decided on a typeface, for reasons I cannot determine my Fitbit died. I was devastated when I tapped the broadest part of it and the little dots failed to appear. Then I felt a great sense of freedom. It seemed that my life was now my own again. But was it? Walking twenty-five miles, or even running up the stairs and back, suddenly seemed pointless, since, without the steps being counted and registered, what use were they? I lasted five hours before I ordered a replacement, express delivery. It arrived the following afternoon, and my hands shook as I tore open the box. Ten minutes later, my new master strapped securely around my left wrist, I was out the door, racing, practically running, to make up for lost time.” - × × ×

#малая_механизация ∙ #вся_жизнь_игра ∙ #игрофикация∙ #aqsc ∙ #quantified_self ∙ #говоря_статистически - × × ×

"...какой же я тогда штабс-капитан?" Очень комично. Хотя такая зависимость от внешней оценки — это, конечно, уже не столь комично. - 9000

У меня такое с делами - если нет в списке, неинтересно делать - Prometa

^ У меня обратная проблема: делать интересно, но в списке нет, поэтому надо делать другое. - 9000