Do people ever get bored in heaven?

[Antonio the Sixth]

I'm not particularly interested in eternal life myself (for some reason I've never been afraid of annihilation like many people seem to be), but this always struck me as a childish argument (in fact, I'm pretty this was a concern I myself had when I was a child). Boredom is clearly something that is born out of our experience in the material universe and the way our physical brain reacts to the passing of time. There's no reason to believe that any of this would apply in heaven, which from what I understand exists outside of time itself. The extent to which people attempt to apply real-life logic to the afterlife is bizarre, since it seems to me to defeat the whole point of an afterlife. At this point, why not just go with reincarnation?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Sorry, but Shakespeare was a Protestant and Mozart was a Catholic, meaning one of them is in heaven receiving the never-ending glory of God's grace and the other """genius""" is boiling in a lake of feces or something. Also, there are countless unexceptional dullards up in heaven doing absolutely nothing other than basking in the light of Christ Our Lord, but because they got the "right" denomination they're fine.