What do you think of the view that people might place too much importance on being entertained, and not enough on the things that really matter, such as relationships and learning?

I think people do sometimes prioritize entertainment over meaningful things, especially with how addictive short videos and games can be these days. The main issue is when entertainment becomes a way to escape real responsibilities - like when my colleagues scroll through Douyin for hours instead of having proper conversations during lunch. That said, entertainment isn't bad in itself - it's about balance. Watching that inspiring film I mentioned earlier actually motivated me to work harder on my UI design projects. The key is choosing entertainment that adds value rather than just killing time.