If the signer (government in this case) is signing everyone's attribute with the same private key, then the public key will be able to verify all of them.
For me at least: getting out into nature. Cycling can easy get you out and into the countryside. And is easy on the joints etc. I prefer road bikes as I can see more.
Otherwise, I often drive to walks or runs with good views etc. I cycle to a nice forest park run.
The other trick that works with me is statistics. Going for Strava or park run segments/records can really motivate me. I also now use the wanderer.earth extension to get 'points' for exploring new places I have never been.
Going to the gym sucks. Swimming is nice in moderation.
And it's not as obvious as it looks in the photo. It's a fabric/carpeted texture in a dark recessed pocket (that may have stuff in it)
It's in no way obvious, I had to look it up to find it in my parents Tesla, even then it took me a while to work out. Absolutely terrifying if you consider that those in the back of a Tesla are unlikely to be the owners who have read the manual.
I have to admit I didn't read it through properly, but if it's a problem with two CPUs then it's probably a motherboard issue. (Or something g completely unrelated like ram)
I can read way faster than I can type though. You still check it, but it's pretty good as that kind of stuff once you have an example for it to follow.
If the signer (government in this case) is signing everyone's attribute with the same private key, then the public key will be able to verify all of them.