Comment on Revenge of the lizard brainparentComments−biggfootOP12yYou're not alone! The most upvoted answer on Quora did this too. http://www.quora.com/Procrastination/How-do-I-get-over-my-ba...Credit to the author, he wrote an (equally well received) apology after he was corrected in this.−kristofferR12yI disagree actually. It's obviously not a legitimate scientific hypothesis, and shouldn't be presented as such, but it's still a really useful way to think about procrastination.−biggfootOP12yPeople do present it or use it as a scientific fact.
Comments
You're not alone! The most upvoted answer on Quora did this too. http://www.quora.com/Procrastination/How-do-I-get-over-my-ba...
Credit to the author, he wrote an (equally well received) apology after he was corrected in this.
I disagree actually. It's obviously not a legitimate scientific hypothesis, and shouldn't be presented as such, but it's still a really useful way to think about procrastination.
People do present it or use it as a scientific fact.