Our research team has been studying the art of doing nothing for over 5 years and we have finally found conclusive results.
We set up an experiment with a group of 100 people and instructed them to do nothing. Nothing was done. Literally.
Our team observed a 0% productivity rate, but we did find a 100% increase in napping, browsing memes, and eating Cheetos.
But wait, it gets better! We also found a correlation between watching cat videos and increased motivation to do absolutely nothing.
Our study has been published in the prestigious Journal of Pointless Research and we are currently working on a book deal for the findings.
Check out our other research projects:
Case Study: John Doe's 3-year-long gaming marathon
The Methodology Behind Doing Absolutely Nothing
Conclusion: We're Still Not Sure Why We Bothered
Or, if you're just here for the memes, check out our Meme Page
Or, if you're feeling generous, Donate to our cause: Funding More Napping
Our research is supported by the National Institute of Doing Absolutely Nothing (NIDAN).