AI didn't cure procrastination—it just made the procrastinated work better
danshipper · x · 2026-09-11
Dan Shipper quips that he thought AI would solve his procrastination, but instead it just means his procrastinated work comes out at a way higher quality and ambition level. A relatable, counterintuitive observation.
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