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Originally posted by Bungleau:
A variant of Murphy's law states that all projects will expand to fill the time available for them. So if you start early, you will end up doing more (and still cramming at the end of it).
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Nah, I don't find that's the case. I think you do do more work (but often get better marks because of it
), but I personally have never had to stay up the night before an assignment's due to finish it.
You may want to look into a useful new activity, Spydar - it's called constructive procrastination, or "constructination" for those most intimate with it
. This involves not actually doing the work, but doing "work-like activities" that resemble work but aren't, or are trivial parts of the work. This way, you're not working, but you feel more virtuous because you are "working"
