Take speed running. Do you know how hard it is, how long it takes, to remember all the skips, glitches, and tricks required to beat a game as fast as possible?you you know how many minutes, hours, days, months are spent trying to learn the fastest routes, the cycle timing, how to deal with RNG (luck), and how long it takes to beat the same level; to the same missions, over, and over, and over, and over, and over. Someone trying to do a world record run of Super Mario Bros Wii might accumulate 100s or 1000s of hours. I the same level. Trying to perfect it. Doing the same thing. It’s like : Shower, dry off, shower again, dry off, shower, dry off, and you keep doing the same, repeated task until your skin is so dry you always need a way to moisten it. They will do this for lots of different tasks, missions, and levels, just to say they did. They do the same task, just to practice for another really hard, nerves-werecking thing, a perfection test. They work for thousands of hours to perfect their gameplay, for a speed run that the only thing that might record is their time. I recently speedran New Super Mario Bros Wii, with a time of 35 minutes, 43.39 milliseconds. That took YEARS of playing time to get a time of, thousands of hours spent playing the same old levels countless times, just for a little time on my notes, stored on my little digital device. Online games may not matter, but neither do you. Neither do I. Nothing matters,. We’re all gonna die. The sun’s going to explode. Life itself might be a computer program anyways!