I think I could have some sort of attention deficit disorder. I haven't tried to find any doctor, and my mother has not tested me. All of them are in my basement. They could be discovered and completed by someone in the future, but for now I can't bear to touch them. I'm always looking for the next interesting item, the latest captivating idea application or Tik Tok contest. I've tried every one of them.
After a few rides on the trailer, or on a large vessel to Alaska I'd try to find something interesting to read or watch. There's always something new. You must agree that going on a boat can be boring. There is nothing to do and there is nothing to do. Other than looking in every direction until your eyes water. So one of the things that I find the most interesting is the science fiction podcasts and debunking of scientific myths.
I first came across this collection of shows after watching some on Netflix as well as Hulu. Then it was to How things are made, and then some nature documentaries. Then I've discovered several different video publishers on Youtube. Each of them knows each other very well and have quoted their competitors, however they aren't spreading rumors or discrediting their coworkers. They actually get along with each other and sometimes get together for a joint episode when their experiments need assistance at this point. I've enjoyed their shows for quite a while. Although most episodes aren't required to watch but you can listen to them discuss the events. They don't usually include experimental stuff and are always focused on nature, discussion and reflection.
I have tried at first downloading videos from Youtube onto my laptop, but eventually I realized I was filling my laptop with a lot of video that I didn't like, all I needed was the audio part, sort of turning videos into short podcasts. The online YouTube to MP3 converter is really useful. I just type in my channel name and any of the four channels and it will show the list of videos uploaded. It makes it easy to search for new videos and download them, or convert them into MP3 format to save on my mobile phone. Then, I plug in my headphones and listen to the podcasts as debunk video. The videos will typically indicate at the beginning whether this will be a talking episode or a video. This helps me decide what direction to take.
The time between the port of departure to the destination is filled with anticipation. I'm always looking to experiences that will be new, anticipating new things, and eager to learn more about the new destinations. I discovered that Kevin Costner is actually planning to tell stories about the places that you drive by on your long drive across many states. While it will cost you an annual fee and not be able to work when you're in the area, it's a great idea. I would listen to his comments about the places that I go to, and it might even replace my own recorded lectures. Although it will be a significant yearly cost of around $40, it's worth it if your trips are long. This is my most favorite thing about lazy methods of earning, learning and the list goes on.
No matter if KC's soft voice is telling you about the surroundings or you've downloaded some YouTube videos as mp3s and stored them on your phone, it's still beneficial to entertain yourself during long sedentary journeys. You shouldn't ride bikes or go out on adventures in the outdoors. If you are in the back seat of a car or in the hull of a boat be sure to check on fun stuff and keep you entertained.
