Lazy people are those who do not carry out certain tasks because of the efforts involved. Instead, they perform other tasks which are less demanding or simply stay idle. The tasks are such that do not seem to provide immediate gratification. The problem arises when lazy people are disinclined to trust a result which is uncertain.
The ancient philosopher Epicurus famously argues that pleasure is the highest good. But he also cautioned that not everything that is pleasurable should be pursued, and not everything that is painful should be avoided. Instead, a kind of hedonistic calculus should be applied to find out what is most likely to result in the greatest pleasure. Also, find out what people are unable to handle.
Karthik Venkatesh, a popular Quora enthusiast shares his positive experience with laziness:
‘To do nothing at all,’ said Oscar Wilde, ‘is the most difficult thing in the world, the most difficult and the most intellectual.’
[dropcap style=”dropcap1″]Hence, laziness can have its advantages if you show it the right path.[/dropcap]
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