As we explored in Chapter 2, the art of procrastination is not just a time-wasting hobby, but a deeply philosophical pursuit.
Today, we delve into the core principles of "I'll Do It Tomorrow," a strategy that's equal parts existentialism and sheer laziness.
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"I'll Do It Tomorrow" is not just a phrase; it's a way of life. It's the ultimate expression of the human desire to delay the inevitable, to put off the task at hand, and to focus on the here and now.
But what does it really mean to "do it tomorrow"? Is it a promise, a threat, or simply a cop-out? Let's explore this existential question further.