It seemed weird to me that casino chairs can't just be bought by businesses and individuals. (I know that isn't your point, but I was still curious.)
So far, I've found out that there are operator chairs-- chairs that businesses buy for people who have to work long hours, and durable enough that they can be in use 24/7.
I haven't found anything about whether non-casinos can buy casino chairs.
And I haven't found any comparison reviews for casino chairs and operator chairs.
Other than that, I'm intrigued by the idea that flow and the zone are really the same thing. Is it plausible or researched that someone in a state caused by an appropriate challenge is feeling the same thing as someone who's doing a very easy thing again and again?
I can get snagged for astonishing periods by untangling yarn. One more loop! One more loop!
Also, what's the difference between someone who can tell there's something going wrong when they're addicted and stop compared with someone who can tell there's something going wrong but can't stop or has a lot of trouble stopping compared with someone who doesn't notice there's something wrong?
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Date: 2023-02-09 02:25 pm (UTC)So far, I've found out that there are operator chairs-- chairs that businesses buy for people who have to work long hours, and durable enough that they can be in use 24/7.
I haven't found anything about whether non-casinos can buy casino chairs.
And I haven't found any comparison reviews for casino chairs and operator chairs.
Other than that, I'm intrigued by the idea that flow and the zone are really the same thing. Is it plausible or researched that someone in a state caused by an appropriate challenge is feeling the same thing as someone who's doing a very easy thing again and again?
I can get snagged for astonishing periods by untangling yarn. One more loop! One more loop!
Also, what's the difference between someone who can tell there's something going wrong when they're addicted and stop compared with someone who can tell there's something going wrong but can't stop or has a lot of trouble stopping compared with someone who doesn't notice there's something wrong?