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I mean, that statement is often true. Again, what would be the motivation for quitting?
by mikeash 8y ago
I mean, that statement is often true. Again, what would be the motivation for quitting?
- baddox 8y agoI quit caffeine mostly because I was drinking a lot of soda and was concerned about the sugar, but I would think that, all else being equal, people would rather not be dependent on caffeine for maintaining their sleep/wake schedule. When people say “I’m a zombie until I have my first cup of coffee,” do you think they mean that in a good way?
- Dylan16807 8y ago> I would think that, all else being equal, people would rather not be dependent on caffeine for maintaining their sleep/wake schedule. I agree only because caffeine has such a slow half life in the body and it's hard to control withdrawl. If you had something almost the same as caffeine, that you could use to wake up faster and get tired faster, with the only negative effect being ten minutes of zombie in the morning, that would be great for so many people.