Too funny.
Boring is wasting your life away staring at a screen - often watching other people have real fun.
I agree. A personal note...I have three screens, and have the potential for a fourth.
Although I don't get as much work in the last two years as I did in the nearly 35 years past, it is typical to find me working on an editing project, with either DP, Facebook, email or something else on the third screen unless I switch it to something to accommodate what I am working on.
At sixty-one years of age I'm semi-retired now against my will...my eyesight took a downward spiral in the last couple of years, so I can't do professional level cinematography work like I used to, and I'm only editing small stuff these days, at a consumer level more often than not, whereas I used to do tons of corporate, docu, music video, commercial ad spots, even occasional feature grade gigs. My hearing isn't what it used to be either, and that's a liability for anyone in the A-V industry.
I'd like to think I can still perceive the difference between 4K and 2K imagery but I'd only be fooling myself.
I can tell the difference if I'm sitting at my workstation but if I am watching television from a standard distance, NOPE.
And anything above 5kHz in the audio spectrum tends to fall off a bit, and by 8kHz it's damn near gone altogether.
That leaves me in a tough spot when listening to conversations sometimes, because I struggle a bit to hear the consonant sounds. Simply put, I probably need hearing aids at this point in order to avoid saying "Huh?" or "What?" a lot.
What's in the future? Quite possibly some kind of mild classic car restoration project if I'm lucky.
I love classic cars, and we might just be hitting a local classic car show this morning for Father's Day.