Here are some radical ideas about why humans spend all their time on the internet, watching Netflix, or playing video games.
According to this theory, procrastination is a fundamental property of the universe, like gravity or time.
This means that no matter how hard you try, you can't escape the pull of procrastination. It's like trying to outrun a black hole, but with more cat videos.
Read more about this theory on The Sisyphean Theory
Procrastination is just a natural response to an environment devoid of interesting things to do.
This theory suggests that humans have a basic need for stimulation, and when that's not met, they'll find ways to entertain themselves, even if it's just scrolling through memes.
Learn more about this theory on Boredom-Driven Theory
This theory posits that humans have a deep-seated desire to sabotage their own productivity.
It's like a form of meta-procrastination, where you know you should be doing something, but you actively choose not to do it, just for the fun of it.
Explore this theory on Self-Sabotage