It’s funny, you mention about dopamine raising and how ideas and even names can inspired dopamine hits; having a robot reference linked to me and it was time for me to trim my beard. I use a dog-shaver (ok it’s supposed to be for humans but come on, they’re dog groomer things) So I get bored easily doing things the same way twice anyway (ADHD, always needing dopamine hits I guess) So with the robot reference on me, I decided to shave in a grid pattern like this: I dragged the shaver from left to right from top to down, then I went from top to down right to left First time I ever tried it like that, the way a robot would logically do it maybe and, well, it worked just fine. caught every hair. No different than mowing grass in a grid, although I would’ve thought the different contours of the face would get in the way but nope, worked just fine.

It’s funny, you mention about dopamine raising and how ideas and even names can inspired dopamine hits;
having a robot reference linked to me and it was time for me to trim my beard.
I use a dog-shaver (ok it’s supposed to be for humans but come on, they’re dog groomer things)
So I get bored easily doing things the same way twice anyway (ADHD, always needing dopamine hits I guess)
So with the robot reference on me, I decided to shave in a grid pattern like this: I dragged the shaver from left to right from top to down, then I went from top to down right to left
First time I ever tried it like that, the way a robot would logically do it maybe
and, well, it worked just fine. caught every hair. No different than mowing grass in a grid, although I would’ve thought the different contours of the face would get in the way but nope, worked just fine.

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