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>get this vibe from people that look down on toys or physical video games or other such things for "taking up space" when really it's just a case of another man's junk being another man's treasure.

I get the feeling some people become overwhelmed by physical objects and some do not. "taking up space" is kind of a stupid thing to worry about. Everything takes up space. We do not worry about the trees, the dirt, roads, houses, etc. Our yards are packed with grass and it does not concern us. Why does a lot of objects in a home, in itself, bother people? I'm not talking about hoarding, but when people say "taking up space" it feels like emptiness in itself is a virtue to them, and I suspect their brains attempt to analyze everything in a human made space and become over worked if the room has too many objects.

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Its weird being a toy collector and knowing minimalist. The two uses of space are so apposed. I have a friend that is probably a minimalist and…

Its weird being a toy collector and knowing minimalist. The two uses of space are so apposed.
I have a friend that is probably a minimalist and…