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Are you buying more during the pandemic? Boredom could be the reason behind it

Are you buying more during the pandemic? Boredom could be the reason behind it SECTIONS Are you buying more during the pandemic? Boredom could be the reason behind itBy Sydney Ember, New York Times Last Updated: Feb 20, 2021, 10:36 AM IST Share Synopsis By limiting social engagements, leisure activities and travel, the pandemic has forced many people to live a more muted life, without the normal deviations from daily monotony. The result is a collective sense of ennui one that is shaping what we do and what we buy, and even how productive we are. New York Times “Because we’re spending so much time in the home, we’re investing more in the home,” said an analyst. “And the things that we’re investing in are things to keep ourselves busy.”

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The Boredom Economy

The Boredom Economy The pandemic is terrible. It can also be tedious. And that tedium is shaping what people buy and how productive they are. Credit.Matt Chase Mark Hawkins is an expert on being bored. When he was getting his counseling degree, he was fascinated by articles on the therapeutic benefits of boredom. He has written a book whose title is “The Power of Boredom.” In his spare time, he likes to sit on his couch and stare out the window. “It’s very difficult, but I do try to be bored as much as possible,” he said in a recent interview.

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