Controversial subjects with the facts can be tense, but we are a subscience here to make things make sense.

Today we are talking about hobbies. What happens in the brain when thine is doing a hobby,

how hobbies affect mental health, and also the difference between scientific and artistic

creativity?

Okay, well the whole chart number one of it.

But you've been making music, right?

You singing that and I'm like, I'm like, I'm actually what am I up and coming off my

oven coming up here, being low grimes in the room.

Really?

Everything I'm making sucks.

But we're going to talk about this later in the pub and we get to hobbies,

but that's the plight of the artist of the hobbies.

I guess, but you know when you're also like, but maybe it actually sucks.

I don't know.

I insisting, thinking of painting.

I'm like, oh, but I can't wait to talk about hobbies because it is.

I will explain something that will make you feel better, but I totally get what you're feeling.

Well, with music, I think the most frustrating part for me is just that I have an idea that I

can't always execute properly because I don't have the technical skills as deeply as I wish I did.

Which I know is just a matter of practicing and learning and I just need to spend more time,

but it's a really frustrating moment and I'm sure it would be as like a visual artist as well.

If you knew what you wanted to create in your mind and couldn't execute it.

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