From ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ to ‘Tears of the Kingdom’ to the same-day drop of ‘Marvel’s Spider-Man 2’ and ‘Super Mario Bros. Wonder,’ 2023 has been a fantastic year for gamers. But where does it stand historically in the GOAT gaming year debate?
I have read and used the term “The Jackpot” to describe the current era of human life because of the overwhelming choice of every movie ever, every show ever, every song ever, every play ever, every game every everything being available all the time in my domicile plus many of us get get to pooh indoors which is nice/antibiotics.
Because contrary to the opinion of most terminally online people, media consumption is a very tiny part of life and happiness. It’s literally non-essential.
I have read and used the term “The Jackpot” to describe the current era of human life because of the overwhelming choice of every movie ever, every show ever, every song ever, every play ever, every game every everything being available all the time in my domicile plus many of us get get to pooh indoors which is nice/antibiotics.
Unfortunately people don’t seem any happier.
Because somehow despite our society’s overabundance of wealth and power, we’re all working more hours/days than most humans in history.
Because contrary to the opinion of most terminally online people, media consumption is a very tiny part of life and happiness. It’s literally non-essential.
I disagree. There are studies that show that people cut on food even to get some entertainment.
Yes, and lab rats will shock themselves to get cocaine hits. People doing something doesn’t mean it’s good for them.
Lol, no one except the completely deranged would forego a meal for an episode
When you in a situation of that type you’ll see…
You can thank a combination of Hedonic Adaptation and the Paradox of Choice for that.
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