I was playing Civilization V, and had just finished reading Cicero, by Anthony Everitt.
Cicero had done so much in his lifetime, and I was sitting around watching time disappear six-hour-chunk by six-hour-chunk, with nothing to show for those hours spent.
It was one of those anxiety filled: there's-so-much-I-don't-know-and-I'm-wasting-so-much-time moments.
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