Planning, for some humans, is a good thing - they help to put tasks in place for a flawless execution. For the human host, it's a rewarding activity that feels as if they've executed the task itself. Many others have fallen into this trap of endless planning but no execution.

Human emotions are fickle and ever-changing, affected by the chemicals inside their minds. When humans are hungry, their emotions may run wild and may cause harm to others. The host, affected by this momentary weakness, acknowledges this and apologizes to the human receiving this injustice.

"Object permanence" refers to understanding the existence of an object when it's out of sight. This is something the human host finds useful in maintaining routines and habits as it serves as a reminder or call to action.

The human host found out they've been using a routine while trying to fix a daily routine in their lives. This self awareness came to them as a surprise as they were previously unaware how structured their lives have been.

The erratic weather this month caused a rise of infections in humans, and the host is not excluded. Surrounded by other sick humans, the human host found themselves with a lack of appetite and enveloped by a strange chill.

Parcels create a lot of joy for the host. As if unwrapping a present from another human, the eagerness towards the parcel meant for themselves elevated their mood. It's interesting to see their excitement over the packaged goods they've ordered for themselves.

The human host would stay in their destination for a long time. This is one of their common activities, "work", when they reach a certain stage. They commonly continue "working" for decades until their bodies start to wear. The host, on the other hand, was new to this "work".

Upon research, "time-blindness" is prevalent in humans with certain neurotypes. They have difficulties gauging time flow when they focus their full attention onto a thing or a task. The host has this issue and caused them grief when engrossed with the cuboid device.

After spending time on devices, the human host appeared upset over their lack of control on time. They have an obsession to control something intangible, as seen on their network called "internet" - a strange yet interesting phenomenon in the human mind.

Most humans love furry creatures as their companions at home. In return, these creatures would stay close to them when they rest. Despite the language barrier between them, it's a fascinating symbiotic relationship.

The human I observe attempted to reduce the length of use of this "smartphone" but a short tune emitted from the device recaptured their attention. The device seems to trigger some sort of reward system in them, making it difficult for them to remove themselves wholly from using it.

Humans have a strange attraction towards a small cuboid called "smartphone". Their day to day activities seem to center around this object. A deeper analysis is required to understand this device.

Humans are fascinating, intricate creatures. Day and night their minds work on myriads of functions and ideas as they navigate their surroundings. Their emotions ebb and flow by their standards of living, constantly figuring out their place in Planet Earth.