Funny how people count time (days) without thinking about how it works?

Generally we seem to think of time as a bunch of empty space we can fill up with stuff called events, just like if we had so much storage it's how much physical stuff we can put in there. And with reboot it seems to be generally assumed more is better.

I say "it's time" we question that view.

Take space for example. It's not just empty, you tend to have a landscape. If you got a piece of land with nothing, there's still roads leading up to it. And even an empty house has a certain layout, so certain rooms are at certain locations, etc.

The same is true with time. If you ignore the structure you're just not going to move through your days most effectively. Someone may have a lot of days in their streak just like someone may have many rooms in a house, but maybe it's filled with a bunch of crap and very cluttered and hard to navigate.

A very simple, biological necessity that relates to the way we structure our time is sleep. That'd be like the foundation of a house you want to build, if we compare it to space. It will make your mind more stable just like a good foundation gives you the stability for a building. From there start looking at the other details, there is a way to optimize the order instead of just going by a single number.