Doing It Live

Ahmed opens by strongly complaining about the oversaturation of news. They then commiserate over the value of time and whether distractions are necessary in the face of too much time. They wonder if attention definiciency is a quality uniquely prevalent in their generation. They lament the lack of expert opinion/knowledge on the topics they frequently discuss. They talk about how unnecessarily competitive the Waterloo culture is. They discuss at length the Cambridge Analytica scanadal. They raise concerns about privacy in the wake of China's social credit system. They debate the value of primary v. secondary historical sources. Edward is confounded by people's obsession with beer. They disagree over the value of posessions v. memories. Edward wants to know the answer to what to do with his time. Ahmed describes his circles of friends. Edward plays Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and it triggers an existential crisis.