Yeah, it is. I wonder if cave dweller early hominids used to give their companions grief over useless hobbies like staying up mixing pigment and painting cave walls instead of sleeping and readying to gather berries and hunt?
I would bet on it. I think that’s kind of inherent in the human condition where we each see the world slightly differently (or a lot differently in some cases) and that tends to color our priorities and what see as important. Which means we often get frustrated with one another when our priorities don’t align. It’s also what makes us resilient, because there are always many points of view and many perspectives on any problem facing us.
Yeah, it is. I wonder if cave dweller early hominids used to give their companions grief over useless hobbies like staying up mixing pigment and painting cave walls instead of sleeping and readying to gather berries and hunt?
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I would bet on it. I think that’s kind of inherent in the human condition where we each see the world slightly differently (or a lot differently in some cases) and that tends to color our priorities and what see as important. Which means we often get frustrated with one another when our priorities don’t align. It’s also what makes us resilient, because there are always many points of view and many perspectives on any problem facing us.