Rest in motion — LessWrong
Many people seem to think the 'good' state of being, the 'ground' state, is a relaxed state, a state with lots of rest and very little action. Becaus…
x Rest in motion — LessWrong Replacing Guilt Practical World Optimization Frontpage 31 Rest in motion by So8res 28th Jun 2015 Linkpost for mindingourway.com 5 min read 1 31 Many people seem to think the 'good' state of being, the 'ground' state, is a relaxed state, a state with lots of rest and very little action. Because they think the ground state is the relaxed state, they act like maintaining any other state requires effort, requires suffering. This is a failure mode that I used to fall into pretty regularly. I would model my work as a finite stream of tasks that needed doing. I'd think "o
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