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Anecdotal proof often precedes formal proof. If the cost is low and there exists potential expected benefit it can still be rational to do it.
by natalyarostova 8y ago
Anecdotal proof often precedes formal proof. If the cost is low and there exists potential expected benefit it can still be rational to do it.
- greenhatman 8y agoSadly, it's generally quite expensive.
- crooked-v 8y agoIt doesn't have to be noticeably more expensive than a normal desk arrangement. Just get a static standing-height desk (longer legs, no special motorized stuff), and a drafter's chair with a seat adjustable to barstool height.