The Procrastination Cycle, Explained in Animation
A 5:45 character-led explainer that turns a familiar delay into a visual threat-response mechanism and an actionable checklist.
By @TEDEd for TED-EdRuns 05:45
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Why it works
A silent logo and observation card change at frame 29 before narration begins, letting a familiar predicament register. The 11-frame dark dip at frame 879 hands the character story into a rotating explanatory system; shots 23–26 pay it off with action, and the measured replay peak near 4:54–4:57 falls there.
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