These days, I'm seeing all kinds of "social mining/points/badges" flood the screens again, basically using your time as fuel. I also click on tasks, but before I get involved, I write an exit plan: how much time I will spend at most each day, and at what point I will stop; otherwise, I might accidentally become a full-time worker, ending up with a string of avatar frames that look pretty empty in the end.

Some regions raise taxes and tighten compliance, then loosen them again; the most direct impact is on the psychological expectations of deposits and withdrawals: when uncertain, people are more likely to cling to their "identity," as if accumulating more points can hedge against risks... but that's not necessarily true.

I'm more like someone who keeps accounts, rather than a stamp collector. My principle is simple: badges can be absent, but cash flow must not stop, for now, that's all.