>>11108264Realize that math is just solving puzzles with the tools you’re given. Compared to strategy games, lots of math is actually pretty simple.
Whenever I’d finish studying lots of math or science, I feel proud of myself. People compliment me at Uni for my smarts, and I can actually use what I learned for something.
No one cares about my accomplishments in videogames, and once the screen is off I’ve gained little to use in the rest of my life.
It’s similar to working out. It sucks sometimes to do, but once you’re in it you start to derive some pleasure from it and it contributes to long term satisfaction.
It requires discipline. It is like the difference between eating candy and a wholesome meal.
I did enjoy playing video games, and did learn stuff from it. But I would grow addicted and they would dominate me, so I’m the end I’ve largely cut them off.
