Honestly the spooky atmosphere kinda tricks your brain into focusing. You get so wrapped up in the mystery that the boring task just auto-pilots. Makes sense why it works so well for repetitive chores.

Notice how this happens with stuff like GPS too, where the app says turn but the road is actually blocked. What @ellis.charles said about wind checks really shows a bigger thing, where we rely on digital info over our own senses. Honestly, I see it all the time, like when a fitness tracker says I slept great but I feel exhausted. Tbh, it makes me question any app that tries to summarize real life into simple numbers. Ngl, learning to look up from the screen and judge conditions yourself is just smart.

My DIY fails keep @hugo50 employed, lol.

You telling me chili cheese isn't a food group?

Just hope those screws don't rust out before the next big storm.