Running at about 51% of our capacity. What happens when I think of how many hours we waste per day? I watch videos on Youtube that I don't really care about. I spend time thinking in a lot of many things that even won't pass that make us feel horrible after wasting our time. I waste 4 hours a day in an inefficient task, that is 25 hours a week, it's 100 hours a month, 2 and a half full work weeks, and because we are older and older, wasting time is a major catastrophe, we are not gonna last nearly as long. If or life isn't everything it could, we can ask ourselves what would happen if you just stopped wasting the opportunities that are in front of you? You'd be who knows how efficient? 20 times more productive, like the Pareto distribution. Solution: So make a schedule and stick to it. You should wonder If I was gonna set it up so it was the best possible day I could have. It's not a prison. I have to do so many things but then go play video games because who wants to do all these things that I have to do. It's like wrong. Set the schedule you want so that you have the day you want. At the end of the day, I can't be in a worse shape than where I was at the beginning of the day. It's stupid to be in a hole and spend the day hoping that something happens or it's the same to have a hard day with a worse health because I need to rest and enjoy life with a balance between mental, physical, social, spiritual and to be productive in our job. My opinion So I think the weird dynamic that's part of the existential system of ideas between human vulnerability with the Enjoy of living and social justice for the Work hard in with both of which are the suffering of individuals to adopt the responsibility. I know that my fate isn't only for myself, it's the fate of everyone that I am networked with. It's the wrong model because I am the center of a network, like a node, I will know 1.000 people throughout my life, they will know 1.000 people each other. So that's how you're connected and the things you do they're like dropping a stone in a pond, the ripples move outward and they affect things in ways that can't fully comprehend. The things that you do and that you don't do are far more important than you think. I would like to finish with a shore tale: If you live a pathologize life, you pathologize your society, if enough people do that, then it's hell