No. I wouldn’t say that per se. I would say my interest is not as high. So far how I’ve more or less felt about the stuff we’ve gone over is that at the beginning I have quite a high level of interest because I want to be a philosopher and these are things related to philosophy. As time goes on I slowly lose interest. I do think I’ve lost some interest in programming due to not being able to give it a good amount of time recently.
I do think maybe switching to some stuff related to law would have some benefits because I would find it more interesting independently of it being related to philosophy (I assume any stuff related to law would be related to law and philosophy). I think it could help build some momentum back on for working on philosophy stuff?
To clear up: there hasn’t been anything yet that I’ve felt like I’m forced to do in general. I do think at times I forced myself to post more consistently like with the grammar stuff for example. I do think the grammar stuff is interesting, but not interesting enough that in a relatively busy day I’d care to make time for it. Programming is interesting to me just not enough to make myself find time on a busier day. I was planning on working on some programming stuff but I’ll wait for your response on this. Whether we’ll move to stuff closer to law or not.