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Catchy title. Diagnosing "procrastination" seems to be all the rage nowadays, people will almost always identify with it.
by anr 18y ago
Catchy title. Diagnosing "procrastination" seems to be all the rage nowadays, people will almost always identify with it.
- mblakele 18y agoThis may not apply to Leonardo da Vinci, but I'm reminded of M.A. Foster's notion that overcrowding generates bureaucracy. The idea may not be original to him, but he suggested that people erect social or procedural barriers when physical ones are no longer available. Perhaps procrastination is a similar phenomenon. The workplace is ubiquitous now, if we allow it to be. Do we procrastinate so that our minds have time to recover from these new demands?