Why you should procrastinate: The Philosophy of Slack
Channel: Robert's Theory
Date: 21/11/2020

Just a week ago, I've learned about the tiny, often neglected concept of Slack. The philosophy of slack is more than simply protecting your free time, but also about your overall mental resources and capacities.

And even though this might come in as a little abstract, I'll try to define how I see it by filtering what I've read and understood.

Slack. The absence of binding constraints on behavior.

Slack is not jumping into the wagon when everyone else is jumping. Slack means you can relax. It's tomorrow's problem. Slack is when you allow yourself to make mistakes. You can chill.
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