KV RA Research Assistant

Types of messes and neatness
Clutter, mixture, time sprawl, improv, inconsistency, blur, noise, distraction, bounce, convolution, inclusion, distortion.
Arrangement, homogeneity, scheduling, planfulness, consistency, purging, categorization, insulation, focus, stillness, clarification, preservation.

Abrahamson, Eric & David H. Freedman — A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits of Disorder · Card #228
Quotes are taken from the research journals of Kyle Vanderburg.