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f1 is pretty cool. I got a lot more into it this year. Try to watch some races with an open mind.
I'm happy watching races, but I'm not going to _do_ it.
Apparently not only do I have free time, but also free money and free garage space.
My first two suggestions were "Car racing" and "Trying free samples at Costco". Ok, lol.
You can also race karts fairly cheaply (compared to cars and especially racing cars).
Grow mushrooms. It's incredibly rewarding and intellectually stimulating - even if you're like me and don't care for the taste. We are on the cusp of a cultural transformation in how we view, study and use fungi for the benefit of mankind.[0] It's so much more than psychedelics, although profound in its own right. [0] https://fantasticfungi.com/
This guy was on a podcast i listen to.Really worth checking out hia site.
Grow mushrooms. It's incredibly rewarding and intellectually stimulating - even if you're like me and don't care for the taste. We are on the cusp of a cultural transformation in how we view, study and use fungi for the benefit of mankind.[0] It's so much more than psychedelics, although profound in its own right. [0] https://fantasticfungi.com/
I stumbled across this hobby a few years ago. Whenever I'm in some place new, I run a search on google maps for "museums" and try to find the smallest, most niche topic possible.
It's a pretty small time commitment - a small museum can often be explored in 30-60 minutes - and it's incredibly rewarding.
The smaller the museum is, the more likely you'll meet the person who set it up. And that's guaranteed to be a great conversation no matter what the subject of the museum is.
A couple of months ago I started a website to share details of the museums I've explored. So far I've managed to post a new one every day, and I've still got a backlog of about 50.