South Korea Held A "Space Out" Competition Where People Compete To Be The Most Zoned Out
The founder Woops Yang told Alomst she wanted people to realize time spent doing nothing is also valuable.
Hundreds of people in Seoul, South Korea, took part in a “Space Out” Competition, where they sat for 90 minutes without doing anything. 🇰🇷🧘♀️
The founder Woops Yang told Alomst she wanted people to realize time spent doing nothing is also valuable.
She is hoping to expand the competition to other countries.
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