12-31-2013, 09:04 PM
There's so many reasons for why some people who don't have same interests in, say, video games, do concept art.
I've read about this guy who is more into the creation of games like programming, and doesn't play games in general.
people are biased in their likes and dislikes. It may or may not change at the drop of a hat.
Maybe it has nothing to do with motivation. What is 'trending' in our heads can, in some point, influence our decision-making. Motivation is when you have a goal. It doesn't do anything other than to keep you moving forward.
I cannot tell the difference of a geek and a nerd.
Why should we call a product geeky when it's not even human? >:D
I've read about this guy who is more into the creation of games like programming, and doesn't play games in general.
people are biased in their likes and dislikes. It may or may not change at the drop of a hat.
Maybe it has nothing to do with motivation. What is 'trending' in our heads can, in some point, influence our decision-making. Motivation is when you have a goal. It doesn't do anything other than to keep you moving forward.
I cannot tell the difference of a geek and a nerd.
Why should we call a product geeky when it's not even human? >:D