In the previous chapter, we explored the fundamental principles of doing nothing. However, as any self-respecting philosopher will tell you, true enlightenment is not just about the act of doing nothing, but also about finding meaning in the void.
As we delve deeper into the mysteries of procrastination, we must confront the age-old question: what is the purpose of existence if not to accomplish something?
Some may argue that the purpose of existence is to experience the thrill of creation, to leave a lasting impact on the world, or to simply be a contributing member of society. But I say, "Pffft." The true purpose of existence is to perfect the art of making a grilled cheese sandwich while simultaneously browsing cat videos on the internet.
Join me as we explore this profound concept further in the next chapter: The Zen of Microwave Cooking
Or, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, you may want to deviate from the standard narrative and see where the rabbit hole of nothingness takes you.