In South Korea, doing absolutely nothing has become a competitive event!
The annual "Space-Out" contest challenges participants to sit quietly for 90 minutes-no phones, no talking, and no sleeping-while staying as calm and motionless as possible.
The winner is the person who keeps their heart rate the most stable, demonstrating true mastery of relaxation.
The event serves as a reminder of the country's intense burnout culture and delivers a powerful message: rest isn't laziness-it's an essential skill.
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