I, like a lot of humans I think, have a hard time with “when there’s is nothing to do. I consider my wife a worrier, and that worrying is not a helpful thing to do “when there’s nothing to do”, but she’ll point out that sometimes it helps discover things that could be useful to do. (And she actually read an interesting book that helped set some context for both of us on it: Warriors and Worriers if you’re interested!) Ultimately, though, I think this is mainly just a call for an occasional pause for reflection, consideration, and contemplation. Or as Carrol’s White Rabbit said:
