Procrastination Philosophy: The Art of Doing Nothing
In the grand tradition of existential thought, Procrastination Philosophy posits that the act of doing nothing is, in fact, the ultimate form of productivity.
By embracing the void, one can achieve true fulfillment and contentment, unencumbered by the burdens of responsibility and obligation.
Key Principles:
- The Principle of Least Effort
- The Imperative of Indolence
- The Maxim of Maximum Binge-Watching