Boredom Is Failure Number One

In a first world economy, we have all the physical necessities covered with even low class income t you. Subsequently, maslo's hierarchy of needs drives us to need more for any measure of comparative success. In such a case, lack of intellectual stimulation beyond a certain point is what drives us to depression and emotional bankruptcy. It generalizing and experimenting prevents this, while over specialization nearly guarantees it.

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