@KieranSetiya Hi Kieran, I'm not sure I fully grasp the difference between telic and atelic activities. Wouldn't most of us consider the so-called atelic activities to be complete (or at least 'over') once we cease to enjoy them? What happens once you become bored of e.g.walking?
@DavidDBurnsMD Hi David, I'm really enjoying Feeling Great, however, my primary problem is a feeling of anhedonia and–to a lesser extent–boredom. I struggle to use the tools such as positive reframing with regards to those feelings in particular, any tips?
@stuffmadehere 2. Furthermore, the lock is what is left behind, giving the picker ample time and access to study and experiment with it. The key, however, is usually kept on one's person, and thus kept away from the would-be picker.
@stuffmadehere 1. Hi Shane, I wonder if a more unpickable lock could be made by focusing on the intricacy of the key rather than the lock itself. It seems to me that lockpicking is made easier on account of the picker trying to simulate the actions of a simple object/shape.