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You can't stand thirty seconds at a traffic light without pulling out your cell phone. Okay, me neither. This video is about what we had to kill to never feel bored again — and about a room, a button, and a real electric shock that prove that humans will do almost anything to avoid being alone with their own minds. Chapters: 00:00 — The reflection of the traffic light 03:41 — What's waiting in the silence 07:09 — The excuse for missing something 10:44 — The shock experiment 14:28 — Boredom is a muscle, not a state 18:04 — The crooked closure Mentioned here: Pascal, Schopenhauer (and his poodles), Timothy Wilson's study (University of Virginia, 2014), and Arthur Brooks' provocation that brought up this subject.

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A Practical Guide for Those Who’d Rather Not Be Here

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When you stop explaining yourself, everything changes — Carl Jung

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GTA: San Andreas - Mistérios do Game ao Vivo!

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Straight Talk About Getting Rich: The Part No One Has the Guts to Say

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O Que O maior Espadachim Ensinava Sobre Estratégia

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The Only Problem Rick Sanchez Can't Solve (to listen to while doing something else)

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About Time, Love, Death, and Other Things We Don't Understand

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HOW I SURVIVED WORKING IN A FACTORY FOR 2 YEARS

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childhood movie quotes we only understand once we're older

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All the Techniques of MANIPULATION (and how not to fall for them)

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Why do we become boring (bitter) as we get older? — Arthur Schopenhauer

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Greek Mythology: The Beginning of the World (a story to listen to while doing something else)

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THE GENERATION THAT WON'T OWN A CAR, A HOME, OR RETIRE

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