Source?

And then he says: Wait you don’t work here. Who are you?

BETTER. YET.

You hypothetically showed them.

Nope I would say whatever you are drawn to is the best choice.

But some people play fast paced games that benefit from higher frame rate and it is noticeable when you see a 60hz monitor afterwards.

BETTER YET

Okay good there you go.

When this picture was taken it was 55 degrees Fahrenheit

Maybe a subreddit blackout

There was a Facebook post somewhere with the numbers and a tik tok of someone explaining why they are correct. These sources will make sense after you have enough hours of scrolling in the lemmy instance already provided to you.

With enough practice you will understand that we should just downvote and shun people who ask for sources. It saves so much time and helps to avoid understanding the world as it is.

Your best guess is wrong :)

Typically one chooses/compromises between high resolution and high frame rate. 4k60 is one way to go.

Better yet

Hey are you like 15?

Reflexive closure

Reasons why the head side of a coin is best.

Also no one ever asked you to think about the tails side of the coin.

I’m pretty sure it is hard

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Telling someone to change jobs and avoid dating is not the same thing as saying he delayed gratification. The ladder is just a quality of growing away from your childhood.

My question was rhetorical. You still tried to answer my question by making up context just like your posts about OP. This is what I’m saying is pointless. There are more important things in life than retaining your childhood such as providing for yourself and others. I would guess in most cases, growing away from your childhood is done out of necessity. It’s a sacrifice of time people choose because of the consequences of the alternative but you say OP should have made different decisions to prioritize their childhood? Your criticisms are only valid for someone who sacrifices needlessly which doesn’t seem like a common thing.

OP looking back and yearning for their childhood does not mean they did anything wrong in their life path. Growing away from your childhood is very common.

You have no idea if OP is proud of their path and is casually reminiscing or if they believe they should have done something different.

All of your wikihow tier advice is a weirdly specific to a life that we know nothing about. OP has discipline to continually make the same decision to stay on their path instead of getting distracted by selfish instant gratification.