After reading “Laziness Does Not Exist” and it fundamentally changing my perspective, I completely agree.

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Agree.

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The LCSH Procrastination has the BT “Laziness” which seems not great. I think this falls under our purview as a medical funnel because of the documented connection between procrastination and various neurodivergences.

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