Tell me how this is not laziness

[danadc]

If you don't want to lose money, you can use free money that is available on the casinos so you can enjoy your free time without spending any money. That is the way that we can have fun in gambling but we will not get any challenge because gambling is about using money.

I've done that, yes, it does serve some purpose, like killing the desire, but you know, betting like that sometimes doesn't make sense, there's no excitement and when you put a little money in the game takes on a different tone, you want more and the league so that one can win, even if it's the dumbest game in the world, if there's money it awakens our adrenaline, the emotions and that desire to win.

[Jody.Drummer]

Sometimes winning at gambling can be the beginning of future bankruptcy. People whose minds are so preoccupied with gambling that they become addicted tend to be reluctant to work, believing that gambling alone is enough to make money. Their confidence in winning makes them lazy and they just want to spend time gambling, holed up in their rooms. And whether we need money urgently or not, gambling isn't a good option, as the random nature of winning doesn't guarantee a win. Unfortunately, many people persist in their pursuit of winning, especially when it comes to slot games, which are popular with many.

when someone begins to conceive this idea that they can make generational wealth or gain financial freedom from gambling then gambling addiction is already setting in.just like what you said there are people that spend all there day gambling instead looking for something that will help there life either to get work or means of making money. Infact the first break through in gambling addiction is when an addicted gambler realised that gambling is not a source of income.

Yes, if they gamble with that mindset from the start, they're more likely to become addicted. I think that way, they'll usually be unable to accept the losses that will occur more frequently. The scary thing is, they'll try to chase their desired wins, ignoring the inevitable risk of loss. I think it's unlikely they'll realize that gambling isn't a source of income once they're already addicted. People who are addicted to gambling will usually persist in chasing wins, and some of them realize this and start cutting back. Fortunately for those who do, they're able to start fixing things.

[xenomorfo]

Yes, if they gamble with that mindset from the start, they're more likely to become addicted. I think that way, they'll usually be unable to accept the losses that will occur more frequently. The scary thing is, they'll try to chase their desired wins, ignoring the inevitable risk of loss. I think it's unlikely they'll realize that gambling isn't a source of income once they're already addicted. People who are addicted to gambling will usually persist in chasing wins, and some of them realize this and start cutting back. Fortunately for those who do, they're able to start fixing things.

Also, also. Let's remember that there are two factors that cause addiction. Factor number one is psychological: when you win, you feel strong and invincible. Factor number two is that when you win, you activate hormones, dopamine if i remember correctly, so you also feel chemically good.

[bubilas]

I know many people who don't want to exert themselves at all in life. They like their lives, and are content to simply eat fast food and watch YouTube. Of course, they'd like to have more money, but that requires working hard and finding ways to earn money to improve their financial situation. And of course, they often gamble if they somehow earn a small salary for simple work to live on. For some reason, they think they'll win without even putting in any effort, even in gambling, as if luck will strike one day and completely change their lives for the better. This may happen, but it will be the exception to the rule, because the vast majority of gamblers will lose.

Our brain is a rather lazy organ, and it doesn't like to exert itself at all, and it's precisely this influence that many modern kids succumb to, lying in front of the TV and doing nothing. At the same time, they often have responsibilities in life, but they don't want to take on any responsibility because they feel comfortable here and now, and they try not to think about what will happen next. After all, they have to work anyway—money isn't endless. And even though their conscience gnaws at them for it, they still continue to lie on the couch and suffer from idleness.

[imthegreat]

I know many people who don't want to exert themselves at all in life. They like their lives, and are content to simply eat fast food and watch YouTube. Of course, they'd like to have more money, but that requires working hard and finding ways to earn money to improve their financial situation. And of course, they often gamble if they somehow earn a small salary for simple work to live on. For some reason, they think they'll win without even putting in any effort, even in gambling, as if luck will strike one day and completely change their lives for the better. This may happen, but it will be the exception to the rule, because the vast majority of gamblers will lose.

Our brain is a rather lazy organ, and it doesn't like to exert itself at all, and it's precisely this influence that many modern kids succumb to, lying in front of the TV and doing nothing. At the same time, they often have responsibilities in life, but they don't want to take on any responsibility because they feel comfortable here and now, and they try not to think about what will happen next. After all, they have to work anyway—money isn't endless. And even though their conscience gnaws at them for it, they still continue to lie on the couch and suffer from idleness.

So you need to try to create assets around yourself, so you can sit back and count your money. Just kidding. Even after creating assets, including Bitcoin savings, I'm always looking for new, fresh investment opportunities that haven't been explored by the wider community. And of course, I like to invest in myself and my poker skills. I consider this an asset because I've been making positive money from gambling for a long time now, and I plan to keep it that way. And I have no time to be lazy; my brain needs to work even decades after my youth; it's the best cure for stupidity.

[bubilas]

I know many people who don't want to exert themselves at all in life. They like their lives, and are content to simply eat fast food and watch YouTube. Of course, they'd like to have more money, but that requires working hard and finding ways to earn money to improve their financial situation. And of course, they often gamble if they somehow earn a small salary for simple work to live on. For some reason, they think they'll win without even putting in any effort, even in gambling, as if luck will strike one day and completely change their lives for the better. This may happen, but it will be the exception to the rule, because the vast majority of gamblers will lose.

Our brain is a rather lazy organ, and it doesn't like to exert itself at all, and it's precisely this influence that many modern kids succumb to, lying in front of the TV and doing nothing. At the same time, they often have responsibilities in life, but they don't want to take on any responsibility because they feel comfortable here and now, and they try not to think about what will happen next. After all, they have to work anyway—money isn't endless. And even though their conscience gnaws at them for it, they still continue to lie on the couch and suffer from idleness.

So you need to try to create assets around yourself, so you can sit back and count your money. Just kidding. Even after creating assets, including Bitcoin savings, I'm always looking for new, fresh investment opportunities that haven't been explored by the wider community. And of course, I like to invest in myself and my poker skills. I consider this an asset because I've been making positive money from gambling for a long time now, and I plan to keep it that way. And I have no time to be lazy; my brain needs to work even decades after my youth; it's the best cure for stupidity.

To do this, you always need to find free time. I don't consider gambling and betting to be such important activities that they can truly be considered assets. I wouldn't conflate them with investing or trading, as they are completely different activities. After all, gambling and betting were originally created solely for entertainment, and that's their primary purpose.

[laspol65]

It's like they won't want to work and yet gambling isn't helping either, I guess this effect happened because they have tasted how it feel like to win some money through gambling so they shut every other doors.

Yes, there are some lazy people who love to earn money easily, and there is a lot of pain in this love. First, they enter gambling to earn money and once they win money, they gamble again to win money and they keep losing money. As a result, while trying to recover the lost money, these lazy people become more addicted to gambling, and gradually they become more addicted.
As a result, many gamblers lose their savings in this way, I think the only ones who are irresponsible and afraid to work are the ones who are attracted to this gambling and reach the goal of addiction.

[Fredomago]

For sure! Gambling is not the right place to earn money or to seek for income generating activities, most likely, gambling is just for having some fun and to kill some time if you are free but in terms of generating income to support your basic  need, it's not the right place for you and for your laziness, and same with what you said, is not a solution but a shortcut way losing money, best to look at things widely as laziness may lead in a more regretful actions.

Sometimes people forget that gambling is a game of luck, you don't turn such to a place where you make ends meet since success is not guaranteed and you'll definitely be disappointed at some point when you feel you'll likely make enough money for the day, although some people can be very lucky while they're having fun playing games on different gambling platform but that shouldn't be a reason for one to place their hope for making ends meet on gambling. Yes you're right, gambling is not a guaranteed way to make wealth.

And same with what you said, there's some who are lucky and wise enough to win and enjoy but even how lucky they are there's no guarantee that they'll be able to keep that luck each time they place their bets, there's always a chance that they may failed and lose, that's why it's not the best place to earn money but instead a place where you can kill some time and use your spare to the risk in hope that you'll be compensated if luck permits you.

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

This might not be laziness it could be inpatient. in today's world a lot of individuals seek immediate fund over hard work, they desire instant cash rater than acknowledging the process, and they overlook the long term rewards which will last longer. This behavior is very wrong and definitely has a lot of regrets attached with it. In such situations the only solution is to adjust the individuals mindset if not you are just wasting your time trying to help them with that type of mindset already existing in them. If you can advice them fist or maybe help them with a therapist to adjust their mindset and change the way they view things or educate them on how real money is made then your help will be worth it.
In gambling you might be earning money but you need to have a source of income too where you can rely on to they should not depend on gambling that bad

Yeah, many times people are not lazy, but they want to see results quickly. Out of this hasty mentality, they take shortcuts, such as gambling or trying to get easy money. But these things do not last in the long run, but rather make people weaker mentally. In fact sustainable success comes from patience and planning, be it a job or a business. I think that to change this perspective not only advice is needed but also real examples so that they understand that the results of hard work are the most permanent.

If we do not live to spend our free time gambling in addition to our job or business, it can be a good way for us to spend our free time. However, if we do not do this, if we start gambling to earn money from gambling, it can be a big risk for us. It would not be right for us to take excessive risks while gambling.

[lixer]

The weirdest thing is that, for some reason, we as humanity has decided that eating burgers and watching youtube, basically being lazy all day, is unworthy and shouldn't be done. Who says that? What says that you can't be able to do that?

Resources all around the world is enough to make sure that everyone can do it. It's corruption that prevents this from happening, and telling you that it can't be afforded. Nope, we can afford that, we can easily afford all 8 billion people to have, any food they want (including burgers) and do whatever they want (watch youtube included) while also getting a good education if they deserve it (based on tests) and free healthcare. We have this, it's possible, it would just require people (mainly politicians) not to be corrupted.

And no I am not talking about some communist utopia, of course not, capitalism is needed, so while these people are eating burgers and watching youtube, others who work will be able to eat caviar and watch opera or something, that's why people should work hard, not because they need medical bills to pay.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes, laziness is not just something which is related to gambling; it's something which some men emulate. It first starts from their way of reasoning down to their way of action. Gambling is just what they use as the excuse for why they should not be focusing on doing things which matter most and have the possibility of putting food on their table, and when they give gambling too much attention, they end up losing their remaining self to addiction.

Sometimes the act of saying laziness is like an excuse to hide the true addiction, which is that laziness is a state where the person does not want to do anything and everything bothers them, if so, playing should bother them too, but no, it does, then there is no laziness at all.

[Julien_Olynpic]

One could say that the reluctance to earn money traditionally is laziness. But often, such a lack of desire can be explained by illusions and cognitive fallacies. These illusions are often helped to shape the gambling establishments themselves. Unfortunately, this is true. Often, gambling establishments don't tell the whole truth about gambling, the risks that await beginning players, and the potential financial problems. And let's be honest, the players themselves are often very naive. Bloggers are too easily influenced and shape their desire to live a beautiful, idle life.

[Olatundespo]

This might not be laziness it could be inpatient. in today's world a lot of individuals seek immediate fund over hard work, they desire instant cash rater than acknowledging the process, and they overlook the long term rewards which will last longer. This behavior is very wrong and definitely has a lot of regrets attached with it. In such situations the only solution is to adjust the individuals mindset if not you are just wasting your time trying to help them with that type of mindset already existing in them. If you can advice them fist or maybe help them with a therapist to adjust their mindset and change the way they view things or educate them on how real money is made then your help will be worth it.
In gambling you might be earning money but you need to have a source of income too where you can rely on to they should not depend on gambling that bad

Yeah, many times people are not lazy, but they want to see results quickly. Out of this hasty mentality, they take shortcuts, such as gambling or trying to get easy money. But these things do not last in the long run, but rather make people weaker mentally. In fact sustainable success comes from patience and planning, be it a job or a business. I think that to change this perspective not only advice is needed but also real examples so that they understand that the results of hard work are the most permanent.

If we do not live to spend our free time gambling in addition to our job or business, it can be a good way for us to spend our free time. However, if we do not do this, if we start gambling to earn money from gambling, it can be a big risk for us. It would not be right for us to take excessive risks while gambling.

Some retired people spend their time gambling and consider it an easy way to earn money. Gamblers who gamble to earn money never achieve their goals. You should always gamble for fun. Whether you have a separate source of income, be it a job or a business, gambling should never be considered a source of income because the chances of winning in gambling depend mostly on luck. Gambling is more risky for retired people because their income sources are reduced and they become overly excited.

[Ever-young]

Some retired people spend their time gambling and consider it an easy way to earn money. Gamblers who gamble to earn money never achieve their goals. You should always gamble for fun. Whether you have a separate source of income, be it a job or a business, gambling should never be considered a source of income because the chances of winning in gambling depend mostly on luck. Gambling is more risky for retired people because their income sources are reduced and they become overly excited.

Inasmuch as this particular statement had already been said more than 20 thousand times in the gambling board, it’s still nothing but the truth, and it’s still unfortunate that a lot of gamblers read it everyday and even engage in conversations like this and still think people don’t know what they’re saying, they still end up falling into the same trap over and over again and it’s just very pitiful how they believe they can actually make a living out of gambling even after several failed attempts, they still maintained that optimism.

[GigaBit]

I know many people who don't want to exert themselves at all in life. They like their lives, and are content to simply eat fast food and watch YouTube. Of course, they'd like to have more money, but that requires working hard and finding ways to earn money to improve their financial situation. And of course, they often gamble if they somehow earn a small salary for simple work to live on. For some reason, they think they'll win without even putting in any effort, even in gambling, as if luck will strike one day and completely change their lives for the better. This may happen, but it will be the exception to the rule, because the vast majority of gamblers will lose.

There are some people who want to spend their days in comfort and ease from the beginning of their lives. Those people do not think about earning money by working hard. I know about such people who is more interested in earning money from gambling. They only love to earn money by sitting on TV and internet.

I have heard some gamblers say that if you gamble, you can change your life if you work you can earn some money. Of course, their point is that it is good to win in gambling. You get the opportunity to earn money quickly, but if you lose, you have to suffer a lot of mental stress. If you think of it as a source of income, then the situation is likely to get worse.

[Smartprofit]

In my opinion, gambling is a very powerful and ancient phenomenon (not directly related to work or income). I'm certainly not a certified physiologist, but I'm certain that regular intellectual work engages specific parts of the brain, while gambling engages entirely different parts. Therefore, this story doesn't surprise me at all...

Inveterate gamblers, likely already having developed a gambling addiction, were unable to immediately replace their passion for gambling with diligent work on online projects...

This story, in my opinion, has nothing to do with either work or income. Gambling is a person's struggle with Fate. It's a story about the struggle against boredom and how a person strives to become something more than they currently are (hello, Mr. Nietzsche!).

Human laziness has nothing to do with it either, although (of course) effective work on online projects requires such a character trait as hard work.💁

[Gost ms]

I know many people who don't want to exert themselves at all in life. They like their lives, and are content to simply eat fast food and watch YouTube. Of course, they'd like to have more money, but that requires working hard and finding ways to earn money to improve their financial situation. And of course, they often gamble if they somehow earn a small salary for simple work to live on. For some reason, they think they'll win without even putting in any effort, even in gambling, as if luck will strike one day and completely change their lives for the better. This may happen, but it will be the exception to the rule, because the vast majority of gamblers will lose.

There are some people who want to spend their days in comfort and ease from the beginning of their lives. Those people do not think about earning money by working hard. I know about such people who is more interested in earning money from gambling. They only love to earn money by sitting on TV and internet.

I have heard some gamblers say that if you gamble, you can change your life if you work you can earn some money. Of course, their point is that it is good to win in gambling. You get the opportunity to earn money quickly, but if you lose, you have to suffer a lot of mental stress. If you think of it as a source of income, then the situation is likely to get worse.

Yes, you are right, many people do this. But they do not understand that just as gambling can earn a lot of money without any difficulty, it can also lead to a lot of loss. A person should never take gambling as a source of income. A person can gamble for fun, but if he takes it as a source of income, then he may find himself in a very bad situation. The chances of losing money while gambling are much higher than winning. As a result, the chances of a person losing his money are much higher.

A person who earns money through hard work may be able to do something in the future. Those who are lazy and consider gambling as their source of income may find themselves in a very bad situation in the future.

[Anayochukwu]

Indeed laziness contribute a lot to many addiction in gambling because they always believe that gambling is the easiest way to make money. But this got me worried all the time because I don't know why someone wouldn't hustle for a job and decide that gambling is better place to make money is totally wrong decision because gambling doesn't elevate a jobless person, in fact gambling is not good for a lazy people because as someone that is still looking for money they might do or doable just to make the money by force.

[shield132]

So laziness do contribute to irresponsible gambling.

Or you think I am wrong? It's very hard to make money in the real world this days, too many people are jobless because of economy or lack of business slots available and this has a negative impact on people.

Yes, laziness contributes to irresponsible gambling. It's really very hard to make money these days but people aren't jobless because of the economy, they are jobless by choice. There is always a job if you really want but the reality is that no one wants shit jobs and instead prefers to sit at home and complain. Complaining does nothing, you are at home without income, dependent on your family members' income.

Many addicted gamblers I know are not ready to go the normal hard route to make money, they are isolated and finding ways to make the money easily then gambling became the only option to them.

I wouldn't say are not ready to go the hard route, I would say that they don't want to go the hard route. Gambling is a fun activity, not a charity. Casinos are not charity organisations and no one should expect to build a fortune from gambling because that's nearly impossible unless you are the luckiest one in a million people who catch the jackpot.

It's like they won't want to work and yet gambling isn't helping either, I guess this effect happened because they have tasted how it feel like to win some money through gambling so they shut every other doors.

It feels great when you win a big amount of money out of thin air but they are still lazy and want easy money, that's destroying them.

[nullama]

Indeed laziness contribute a lot to many addiction in gambling because they always believe that gambling is the easiest way to make money. But this got me worried all the time because I don't know why someone wouldn't hustle for a job and decide that gambling is better place to make money is totally wrong decision because gambling doesn't elevate a jobless person, in fact gambling is not good for a lazy people because as someone that is still looking for money they might do or doable just to make the money by force.

Yeah, I do think that there is an element of laziness, but really there are other areas...

For example, many addicted gamblers would work all day only to go at night at the casino to lose it all.

So, in a way, many gamblers are not really lazy.