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"mtrans": |
好吧，什么是无聊？也许有不同类型的无聊：
环境稀缺性：
-当没有其他有意义的事情要做时。
奖励时间不规则：
-当等待乐趣的部分太长时，在此期间没有任何乐趣可做。
环境复杂度：
-行动徒劳无功时，尝试了许多事情，但没有任何效果。
- 当有太多的选择，没有足够的乐趣和吸引力，以及你在搜索的下一件大事是？
还有更多形式或类型的无聊吗？
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Well, what is boredom? Perhaps there are different kinds of boredom:
Environmental scarcity:
- When there's nothing meaningful else to do.
Reward temporal irregularity:
- When waiting for the fun part is too long, and there's nothing fun to do in the meantime.
Environmental complexity :
- When actions are futile, many things tried, nothing worked yet.
- When there's just too many choices, none sufficiently fun or engaging, and you're in the search of the next big thing?
Are there more form or classes of boredom?
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- "id": "r-148"
"text": |
“Are there more form or classes of boredom?”——
还有：当环境一成不变时。
所以我们不喜欢“美丽新世界”，因为太无聊了。
所以我们要去火星 :)
"owner": "transiency"
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"created": "2020-11-21T10:24:14.115000"
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- "id": "r-151"
"mtrans": |
$$ E=\frac{mc^2}{\sqrt{1-\frac{v^2}{c^2}}} $$
想想，当 %% v %% 接近 %% c %% 时，以及本主题的 %% 1337 %% 时，这可能会比较无聊。
"text": |
$$E = \frac{mc^2}{\sqrt{1-\frac{v^2}{c^2}}}$$
Think, when %%v%% approaches %%c%%, and how %%1337%% this topic is, -- may be less boring.
"owner": "Mindey"
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"created": "2020-11-23T10:53:53.549000"
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- "id": "r-176"
"mtrans": |
%% 2^\infty-1 %%
"text": |
%%2^\infty-1%%
"owner": "尹与及"
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"created": "2020-12-25T12:02:01.928000"
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- "id": "r-179"
"mtrans": |
当随机的问题和想法片段进入我们的脑海时，我认为Boredom是一个神奇的空间！
我会同意课程[在Coursera上“学习如何学习”](https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn)，该课程说，当我们的大脑处于散焦模式时，我们换个角度思考，形成意想不到的联系。
因此，这个问题可以改写为“如何使Boredom成为思想的生产空间？”
"text": |
I think Boredom is a magical space when random questions and snippets of ideas enter our minds!
I would agree with a course ["Learning How to Learn" on Coursera](https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn) that says, when our brain is in a defocused mode, we think differently and form unexpected connections.
So this question could be rephrased as "How to make Boredom a productive space for ideation?"
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