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tylersch · 11-06-2009, 06:41 PM

Thanks for sharing guys, I'm trying to go deeper than that though

Wax Frog, why is 'research usually the antithesis of fun for you'? is it because it can be tedious, slow, too difficult? etc..

lifetimelearner, what does total enjoyment mean for you?

I know not every one enjoys doing the same things, but I'm trying to find the 'principles', I guess you could say, of Fun.

For example, the most basic primary principle i found is Being aware/experiencing.
What I am trying to find more of is, experiencing, what?
What is fun/enjoyable to experience?

11-06-2009, 06:41 PM	#4 (permalink)
tylersch Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 54	Thanks for sharing guys, I'm trying to go deeper than that though Wax Frog, why is 'research usually the antithesis of fun for you'? is it because it can be tedious, slow, too difficult? etc.. lifetimelearner, what does total enjoyment mean for you? I know not every one enjoys doing the same things, but I'm trying to find the 'principles', I guess you could say, of Fun. For example, the most basic primary principle i found is Being aware/experiencing. What I am trying to find more of is, experiencing, what? What is fun/enjoyable to experience? Last edited by tylersch; 11-06-2009 at 06:45 PM.