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You're basically replacing the label "procrastination" with the label "laziness" without understanding anything. Are all people who postpone a task lazy? What
by marcus_holmes 1mo ago
You're basically replacing the label "procrastination" with the label "laziness" without understanding anything.
Are all people who postpone a task lazy?
What constitutes laziness? Can we define laziness?
Why are people lazy? Is laziness negative? Are there positive aspects to laziness? Why did we evolve laziness?
Are people consistently lazy, or are they only lazy in some areas of their lives?
Does scrubbing a toilet with a toothbrush actually reduce laziness? Are there other methods of reducing it?
What are the effects of reducing laziness? Are there emotional or physical penalties from reducing laziness?
Answering some of these would be useful. Just saying "everyone who procrastinates is lazy" is not.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 1mo agoI am not lazy (for work. I am in my personal life) but when I procrastinate it's due to lack of clarity or due to issues acquiring focus. Both I have ways to address, so I completely agree with you
- atmavatar 1mo ago> Are there positive aspects to laziness? Hard work often pays off in the future, but laziness always pays off now.
- knollimar 1mo agoI don't even think procrastination is laziness as you end up having to do the work later.
- toast0 1mo agoNot if you're procrastinating on the right things. Defered tasks are sometimes completed by others, or otherwise become obsolete while you wait.