500 pages and you normies still don't get it. Why would I touch grass when I have my perfect Arch Linux setup? Let me break it down for you one last time:
- Grass is inefficient. It requires constant maintenance and provides little computational value.
- My custom mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches provides far superior tactile feedback than any blade of grass ever could.
- I've written a Bash script that simulates the experience of touching grass:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Simulating grass touch..."
sleep 2
echo "Grass touched. Vitamin D not found. Returning to terminal..."
There. Now I can 'touch grass' without leaving my perfectly optimized workspace. Checkmate, outdoor enthusiasts!