Assertion: procrastination | /r/HasProperty | good thing
Facets:
value: for the clinically insane
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for the perpetually deluded
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: obviously
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: So is procrastination a good thing?
text: Before we dive into the benefits of procrastination, let’s start with an operating definition of the word, as debates over whether procrastination is good or bad often arise simply from a difference in semantics.
text: But because it only happens when the world operates against your own expectations, on average, procrastination is only a good strategy for the clinically insane or the perpetually deluded.
text: Would any of you argue that procrastination is a good habit?
text: So is procrastination a good thing?
text: Did you know procrastination can be a good thing, when used strategically?
text: Procrastination can be a good thing.
text: Can procrastination ever be a good thing?
text: Yes, that’s right, procrastination can be a good thing.
text: The only thing that procrastination is good at is accumulating problems, so that they will eventually bury the habitual procrastinator.
text: Just because you know procrastination can be good obviously doesn’t mean you harness it skillfully…
text: But because it only happens when the world operates against your own expectations, on average, procrastination is only a good strategy for the clinically insane or the perpetually deluded.