I think the point of the article is obvious but I don't think the article is pointless. Too many procrastinators fool themselves into thinking they're being pro

I think the point of the article is obvious but I don't think the article is pointless. Too many procrastinators fool themselves into thinking they're being productive when in fact they are not reaching their full potential (PG's "type B" procrastinator). Recommending structured procrastination in the way that John Perry does is like telling a nicotine addict to switch from cigarettes to cigars. Also, the article doesn't say that it's easy to learn self control. In fact, it says just the opposite.