It takes much less time to learn it at a playable level than tennis. In my opinion, learning tennis and being able to hit a powerful drive is much more rewarding, but nowadays people don’t want to “waste” time in improving technique.
My experience is that each question I ask or point I make produces an answer that validates my thinking. After two or three iterations in a row in this style I end up distrusting everything.
I understand this feeling. When I was younger I took a lot of time preparing and taking meaningless random pictures.
Years later I started taking pictures only with the people I was with.
Nowadays that smartphones got much better, I just start recording a video of the moments I think will be worth remembering, but without paying much attention to the frame, I just record and that’s it.
Years later when you watch them it feels much more vivid than watching a still dead photo.
Maybe the housing crisis is related to the lack of legal security that owners have, which severely reduced the offer and obviously increased the prices.
The housing law that the current government passed wasn’t very clever…