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Why the Future Always Looks Like It Has More Time
Bro, I think the reason we keep telling ourselves, “I'll start coding when I get into college” , is because the future looks ridiculously attractive from where we're standing right now.
- Future often appears more time-rich due to unseen downsides.
- "I'll do it later" assumes future self has same resources.
- Real-life experiences offer more accurate future perspective.