LADARIUS GREEN HAS AWOKEN ! <| sep |> Check out his podcast ! <| sep |> Sky and Super . I really loved how Super ended by doing the opposite of what the other games did in their ends . Really did not see that coming . <| sep |> I am bothered by the repetitive nature of it allThat really gets me as well . The idea of spending day , after day , after day doing fairly minor variations on the same thing . It all just sounds incredibly tedious . I honestly don ' t know how people do it . A few years ago I was doing what I considered to be my dream job I was working a research scientist in a lab whilst working on my PhD . One of the requirements of getting a PhD is to ' create new knowledge ' i . e . you have to invent or discover something new in practice , often several related things . I was literally working on the edge of human understanding , and I still found it to be incredibly dull . Even doing this kind of work still involved a huge amount of repetition get up in the morning , shower , brush teeth , shave , comb hair , get dressed , eat breakfast , clean up after breakfast , walk to work , spend 8 hours doing some minor variations on experiments , or analyzing data , or writing something , or making a presentation , or going to a meeting , etc . etc . etc . It was all just very minor variations on the same cycle every . single . day . This is what life is . 99 % of us will spend the entirety of our lives just doing the same mundane tasks over and over again with only a few genuinely novel experiences along the way . It ' s not even as though it ' s very enjoyable most of the average person ' s day is spent either sleeping , working , commuting , or doing some task or chore . I genuinely don ' t know how people stand it . How can people look into the future and see the tens of thousands of days that lie ahead of them filled with tedious life maintenance and work and be happy about it ? What ' s the secret sauce that allows millions of people to be content living these tedious , dronelike lives ? Is it really the very small portion of the day that they get to spend with friends or work on their hobbies ? Because that doesn ' t seem to be nearly enough incentive to me . Edit spelling