Amidst a period rife with emotional and political upheaval both in America and globally, individuals are seeking any semblance of control they can get. Whether cleaning your room or dying your hair, we all strive for a sense of order in our lives.

Introducing BitLife, a mobile life simulation game that enables you to design, randomize, and commemorate your "Bit-lives." BitLife is a game in which players bitlife assume a randomized identity and character, with the objective of fully experiencing this new existence. Your activities significantly influence your life and may ultimately determine your survival. (Within the context of the game, naturally.)

The game is rapidly gaining global popularity as one of the most addictive applications, in my view. Upon commencing your first existence, the desire to cease becomes nonexistent.

Due to the chaotic and unpredictable nature of reality, individuals (including me) resort to whatever alternatives that monetary resources may purchase (in this instance, a $1.99 Bitizenship subscription). My phone's screen time indicates that I spend more than one and a half hours daily playing BitLife. I get your perspective that "an hour and a half is not substantial," and indeed it is not; nevertheless, the prospect of fixating on your phone for many hours daily while engaging in a repetitive game devoid of a definitive objective is really concerning.