It's not about the cost. I have way to many electronic parts from days past... I'm transitioning to a minimalistic lifestyle... So when it comes to filling my life with things; getting another thing I have learned to take my time.
Right now I'm leaning towards not getting the Oculus Quest 2. I have heard that their are some very serious privacy concerns with the device and that it's log-in's require Facebook permissions.
That's the best part about doing quality reports! You get paid in more than the monetary. I always have a sense of pride when I put my all into a post. It feels good to know that I put my best out into the world.
I can tell that you think the same about your posts Amico. I respect that! Not everyone has this determination when they compose their @Actifit Reports.
I think that you have a lot going for your posts just because of this...
However! I must stick steadfastly to the protocols I have previously explained. If I grant allowances then before I know it I will have to grant everybody those same allowances. This only serves to erode the #AutomaticWin and #Win accomplishments. That's a high price to pay especially when it means that there would be an integrity hole. The proof of activity requires strict adherence to achieve these accomplishments.
And although it is always possible to cheat the system I am doing my best to create a foundation that makes it easier just to do the accomplishment.
I hope that you can understand my angle my friend.
👍 I appreciate your minimalist approach, dear @wil.metcalfe, and agree with it, especially when it comes to time management.
Even though my partner is a staunch consumerist, I'm leaning towards making the VR device on Amazon's terms - so it's one less piece of junk getting in the way around the house! 😂
lol! That's a consideration... Try out the device and then if it's not up to specs simply return it.
I am glad that you are becoming mindful of consumerism and the joys of minimalism. Let me know if you ever want to talk more about this subject. I'm currently reading a book about it. It's really about shifting your mind and changing your relationship to the things that fill your life. I remember having A LOT more time when I was younger... and I often wonder if some of this is because I simply had less things to bog or slow me down...