About a week ago, I posted a brilliant and hilarious narrative day-in-the-life style description of my typical day since returning to working in an office on a full-time basis. While there were many truthful elements to it, overall it was highly exaggerated with a strong emphasis on the negative, worst-possible interpretation of daily life as an office drone.
I think working from home makes people unable to focus and socially isolated. People prefer the more convenient option that lets them slack off and look at twitter. However, slacking off all day isn't conducive to thriving as a person. You have to accomplish something to feel good. Getting out of the house, going somewhere and talking with your boss or whatever is socially good. Although it sucks, going out and doing something is probably pretty good for mental health. All the days blending together in an unending stream of tweets and youtube videos in your room just isn't healthy living mentally as fun as it seems.
People are irrationally afraid. I think things are getting a lot better now. I can go into places without a mask. I visited a restaurant and didn't wear a mask. I can visit the grocery store and not wear a mask. I was concerned about how long this would go on. I think people are rightfully sick of it. The intolerant neurotics won't win forever.(not everyone who wears a mask is one, but this group has a lot of influence in creating social norms)
I think working from home makes people unable to focus and socially isolated. People prefer the more convenient option that lets them slack off and look at twitter. However, slacking off all day isn't conducive to thriving as a person. You have to accomplish something to feel good. Getting out of the house, going somewhere and talking with your boss or whatever is socially good. Although it sucks, going out and doing something is probably pretty good for mental health. All the days blending together in an unending stream of tweets and youtube videos in your room just isn't healthy living mentally as fun as it seems.
People are irrationally afraid. I think things are getting a lot better now. I can go into places without a mask. I visited a restaurant and didn't wear a mask. I can visit the grocery store and not wear a mask. I was concerned about how long this would go on. I think people are rightfully sick of it. The intolerant neurotics won't win forever.(not everyone who wears a mask is one, but this group has a lot of influence in creating social norms)