I often think that.

Then I remember that 100,000 years ago, homo sapiens were doing nothing but walking around through tall-grass, foraging for berries, breaking open the thick bones of dead kill and sucking out the marrow. That's the lifestyle nature selected us to do.

Our world is filled with nothing but distractions now.

Don't go running naked through the mall with a butcher knife. That's my standard. You know, stuff like that. If I ever think I'm not doing enough, I remember that I'm doing a billion more things than my body thought it was going to do when it was born.

I am meeting all the criteria for homo sapien and I'm not in jail: success.