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Someone who confuses tomorrow with a less busy version of today.
means Someone who habitually delays tasks they could do now by pushing them to a later time.
from From Latin procrastinare — pro ('forward') plus crastinus ('of tomorrow,' from cras, 'tomorrow'). So literally, to 'for-tomorrow' something: to push it into tomorrow's lap. The word entered English in the 1500s already carrying its modern sense of delay, and 'procrastinator' followed as the noun for the person who makes a habit of it.
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