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I’ve long held the belief that procrastination is the rational response in a low return on investment (ROI) situation. This seems to fit nicely into that framew
by bjornsing 3y ago
I’ve long held the belief that procrastination is the rational response in a low return on investment (ROI) situation. This seems to fit nicely into that framework: if significant investment is required, you only value perfect output and are doubtful it can be achieved, then the expected ROI is pretty low.
- IAmGraydon 3y agoI think this is right, but it’s really a low predicted ROI. The problem is that we’re pretty bad at accurately predicting.
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