Easter dinner upcoming, feel like taking a walk to relax. What's your excuse?

Dinner done. Went better than imagined. I'm starting to view this as work. Which brings to mind the question: if investing in someone else, you expect to get a gain, but if consuming for yourself, you don't - then what is gain? Isn't the goal of the consumer to consume, and the gain is for this purpose? Then the question of who gains is the more important factor than if there is a secondary gain over the direct payment to any part of this process.

I wonder, if enough heuretics are used in the form of "hardcoded" rules, so that all situations are covered, will this lead to an "organic" function? When we think of organic life, we think it's somehow "alive" and this makes it different from arbitrary rules. Or does it? Does evolution know its principles? Isn't it just a set of random rules, or "setting" which end up in our genetics, and those are what work? Meaning, all life itself is just hardcoded with set arbitrary constants. So the strife for finding principles, algorithms, replicable procedures, is what is inorganic and artificial. The lean and pure mind's creations, are then contrary to life in its natural state!

Brewing coffee. Making coffee, drinking coffee. Browsing the web. Does the web even exit anymore? It used to be about finding something, like a personal garden of some person far away. A feeling of visiting someone's home, seeing their inner worlds. This doesn't happen on modern social media, when everyone is media-aware.