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Mestarillisen viivyttelijän aivoitukset

Tim Urban tietää että viivyttely ei käy järkeen, mutta hän ei ole koskaan kyennyt irtaantumaan tavastaan odottaa viime hetkeen ennen kuin saa asiat hoidettua. Tässä hauskassa ja oivaltavassa puheessa Urban vie meidät matkalle läpi Youtube-putkien, Wikipedia-kaninkolojen ja ikkunastatuijottelukohtausten -- sekä rohkaisee meitä ajattelemaan tarkemmin, mitä me oikeastaan viivyttelemmekään, ennen kuin aikamme loppuu kesken.

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Tim Urban tietää että viivyttely ei käy järkeen, mutta hän ei ole koskaan kyennyt irtaantumaan tavastaan odottaa viime hetkeen ennen kuin saa asiat hoidettua. Tässä hauskassa ja oivaltavassa puheessa Urban vie meidät matkalle läpi Youtube-putkien, Wikipedia-kaninkolojen ja ikkunastatuijottelukohtausten -- sekä rohkaisee meitä ajattelemaan tarkemmin, mitä me oikeastaan viivyttelemmekään, ennen kuin aikamme loppuu kesken.

This talk was presented at an official TED conference. TED's editors chose to feature it for you.

If you liked this talk, try the Wait But Why email list. Tim describes it as follows: "It's very un-annoying — I just email you each new post I write, but I only write 1-3 posts a month, so I won't be up in your grill, I promise."

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With Wait But Why, Tim Urban demonstrates that complex and long-form writing can stand out in an online wilderness choked with listicles and clickbait.

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