That is exactly what I want. I do find myself wanting to spend the majority of my time learning. However, I need to take breaks and I will have to find a regular j-o-b until I start earning a significant income here. As soon as I have that income I will no longer punch a time clock. I hate that so much! Wasting my life/time on someone else's schedule.I want to enjoy life; especially at this age. My daughter is almost done with college and she and her boyfriend hopefully will be moving up here. I'm sure they will be getting married and starting a family. I want to be available and financially stable to spend time with my family.

Here is a scientific answer.

Every time you log in, you get instant gratification to see that someone responded to something you said. Someone left a new comment on your site. Someone messaged you. Someone praised you or thanked you for something. You get the point.

Each time we see something that feels good, our brain releases dopamine, a neurotransmitter, that signals other nerve cells. Dopamine plays a significant role in reward-motivated behavior. Feedback, progress, responses from people are all rewarding behaviors. These things increase the level of dopamine in our brains, just like several addictive drugs do.

Anything we do that provides that instant gratification makes us feel good because it causes a little jolt of dopamine to be released. It's addictive. It's not bad per say, it's a natural part of the human body. So in the case of WA, it makes us want to keep coming back for more. :)

WA's community helps people to be productive by providing a method for reward-motivated behavior.

There's your geek tid-bit for the day.

Thanks for the information.

Hi Vic, you really like WA. Irv.

I know just what you mean! It is someplace you truly want to go and stay awhile. s

It's so true! Thanks for sharing.

Inspired, lol

You just fell in love;)