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Netflix is essentially binge watching.

I don't know how effective it'll be for you if you don't care about movies and television shows. I watch Game of Thrones because everyone and their mother is obsessed with it. But I don't actually like it. I find myself skipping or not paying attention a lot when I watch it. So it might feel tortuous for you if force yourself to watch popular movies and television shows. If you can do it, then I guess go for it. But I think there are better ways to spend your time if you're not truly entertained. Netflix seems simple and cheap but it takes up a lot of your time. Think of how long a season is and how many episodes are in a season. 

There are people who are interested in the hobbies you've listed. Most people whom I'm met who aren't familiar with those hobbies will ask questions about it. I don't think you should force yourself into using Netflix solely to have a conversation piece.
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