That does sound like solid advice.
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Exactly, sitting with your thoughts is infinitely more productive and fulfilling than scrolling
Albert Einstein was a notorious daydreamer and he ended up being one of the most beloved side characters in Christopher Nolan‘s Oppenheimer. Be like Einstein and stop doomscrolling.
Escaping from my thoughts is why I'm on my phone
I did this in a waiting room at the doctors office. The person next to me got up and moved to the other side of the room.
People see me not on my phone and automatically think I'm a psychopath.
I mean, I kind of am, but they don't know that.
but they don't know that.
Depends on the waiting room
I remember when waiting rooms had a stack of magazines and newspapers to flip through
I do this too, but mostly because I don't want anyone seeing what's on my phone.
This but unironically
It's one thing to stare at the wall or out the window of a building, but to do nothing but stare at the back of an airliner seat? That must be someone who enjoys the pains of flying.
This but unironically.
This is actually good advice, though.
Obviously this is just what we had to do on the bus or whatever; I’d have all my best ideas in this state (the sad irony being not having a notepad to hand to write them down).
This is what we did before mobile phones. It wasn't that bad.
Literally how my job expects me to act when there's no work.
staring blankly into space brings wisdom; lack of staring blankly into space leaves ignorance. know well what leads you forwards and what holds you back
Shoot dashed lines out of eyes? NO
Do not shoot dash lines out of eyes? GOOD
destroy the phone with eye lasers so you can sit in peace
Must be nice having an inner voice.
Found the Gen Xer
As a gen Xer I've been using this tactic for a long time.
Same. I prefer staring into space over posting on any social media. I had no idea I was such a devoted nazi!
Warning: enlightenment possibility ahead
Yeah, ok, not a problem actually.
I thought this was the Nellie's nest guy for a second