I purposely think more when I can’t shut it off. Like a car without brakes. Step on the gas point it down a clear straight path until you run out of gas. Then get out and kick it hard.
My job has me doing research every week almost, that helps out too. This past week, skunks.
Do something hands on. It re-channels thinking into what you are doing instead of thinking about thinking. Grab a hammer, a bag of nails, and a block of wood if nothing else. Your last thought? Where is the closest place to buy more nails?
Next time you find yourself thinking too much, just shit your pants. I can almost guarantee you’ll only be thinking about one thing afterward: a new pair of pants.
Uhhhh… mind telling me how you know this? Wait! On second thought, I’d really rather not know. Have you been checked to see if this is a physical issue? Or is it a psychlogical problem? What did the doctors say?
Yeah I’m playing Max Payne 3 on hardcore level atm, level XIV the final level, every bastard is special forces with a flak jacket, it’s horrendous. But killing is fun.
You can hit them 20 times in the chest and it wont take them down, they are better shots than you, they are better trained than you, the only thing you have by then is you are not as drunk as you were in the past levels. It’s kinda like life.
Define mundane stuff and then define philosophy stuff, I bet you can’t find a distinct cut off point. Anything no matter how mundane can be philosophical, just as anything no matter how philosophical can be just well mundane, or better put, full of shit. If we are to put philosophy only as trans mundane stuff?
I sort of agree with you. Let me be more explicit then, I’m often thinking about the nature of reality, suffering vs happiness, free will, the illusion of the self, materialism and so forth. So called “philosophical issues”.