it makes huge sense tö pröcrastinate, i ven been döing it all my life, here is why.

[_MVP_]

1. u will be smarter tömörröw
2. u will have better ideas tömörröw
3. later will be easier tö dö sömething, nöt önly beccause time passes, but alsö because i will get an energy-böut in the future, where things becöme easier.
its like x unequals x is the future, yöu can have better easier öptiöns in the future

i dönt knöw if u subhuman understand, but even if nöt: just get this: it makes huge sense tö pröcrastinate day by day

if u can wait even 1 day lönger, dö it

its alsö because smarter easier tömörröw paradöx

 

[_MVP_]

c pröcrastinate

 

[Uehdbwidbfngj]

1. u will be smarter tömörröw
2. u will have better ideas tömörröw
3. later will be easier tö dö sömething, nöt önly beccause time passes, but alsö because i will get an energy-böut in the future, where things becöme easier.
its like x unequals x is the future, yöu can have better easier öptiöns in the future

i dönt knöw if u subhuman understand, but even if nöt: just get this: it makes huge sense tö pröcrastinate day by day

if u can wait even 1 day lönger, dö it

its alsö because smarter easier tömörröw paradöx

Dnr

 

[_MVP_]

give reasöns why pröcrastinatiön is a gööd idea

ChatGPT:​

Sure! While procrastination is usually seen as a bad habit, there are situations where it can actually be a good idea—or at least have some surprising benefits. Here are some reasons why procrastination might be helpful:

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1. More Time for Better Ideas​

Delaying a task can give your brain more time to incubate ideas subconsciously. Sometimes, creative breakthroughs happen when you're not actively working on a problem.

Example: Writers or designers often come up with better solutions after taking time away from the task.

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2. Reduces Unnecessary Work​

If you wait long enough, priorities or tasks might change or even disappear. What seemed urgent today might be irrelevant tomorrow.

Example: That report you were putting off? The meeting got canceled.

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⏱ 3. Leads to Last-Minute Focus​

Some people work better under pressure. The time crunch can boost adrenaline and improve concentration, forcing you to cut distractions and focus hard.

Caveat: This only works if you're good at handling stress!

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4. Encourages Prioritization​

When you procrastinate on certain tasks, it might mean you're intuitively focusing on more important or meaningful ones first.

Example: You delay answering emails because you’re working on a big presentation.

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5. Promotes Strategic Delay (a.k.a. Active Procrastination)​

Sometimes you choose to delay action to get more information or let things settle. This kind of procrastination is intentional and strategic.

Example: Waiting to send a response until more data or clarification is available.

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6. Boosts Multitasking Awareness​

If you procrastinate on one thing, you often end up getting other things done instead—like cleaning your room, replying to messages, or organizing your files.

This is sometimes called "structured procrastination."

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7. Teaches Self-Awareness​

When you procrastinate, it often reveals something: maybe you’re bored, anxious, unsure, or the task isn’t aligned with your goals. It can prompt reflection.

“Why am I avoiding this?” can be a powerful question.

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Would you like some research-backed takes or funny examples too?

 

[_MVP_]

just fucking managed tö survive 2 möre days. föund söme cents tö buy cigarettes fröm

hehehehehe

 

[GhostBoySwag]

why do you type like that

 

[superpsycho]

iq moga me

 

[superpsycho]

why do you type like that

puny mortals like u wouldnt understand

 

[Squidwardmaxx]

Vengeance:
God places a mark on Cain and declares that anyone who harms him will be punished seven times over (sevenfold).