I like to think it's less about patterns of consumption, and more about what we consume.
One of my favourite quotes:
“I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.”
To me, that suggests a number of things. For one, consuming information is undervalued by the author of the blog. It's fundamental to us.
Secondly, while you like broccoli and drink milk, I might well be allergic to milk and hate broccoli (I don't, just musing)... So one should be slow to judge. That said, I've never used Netflix. I could be missing out.
And finally, you wouldn't eat a 4 course meal on you commute, and you would definitely have some trouble making one on a bus or train ride too.
One of my favourite quotes:
“I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me.”
To me, that suggests a number of things. For one, consuming information is undervalued by the author of the blog. It's fundamental to us.
Secondly, while you like broccoli and drink milk, I might well be allergic to milk and hate broccoli (I don't, just musing)... So one should be slow to judge. That said, I've never used Netflix. I could be missing out.
And finally, you wouldn't eat a 4 course meal on you commute, and you would definitely have some trouble making one on a bus or train ride too.