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This is probably (partially) attributable to the IKEA-effect [1], where people perceive better quality in the things that they partially create. Also one of th
by bduerst 5y ago
This is probably (partially) attributable to the IKEA-effect [1], where people perceive better quality in the things that they partially create.
Also one of the joys of cooking is that you are experiencing the immediate fruits your own labor. There's no prolonged scrum meetings, release cycles, delayed launches, etc. It such a simple feedback loop that it's a great way to give yourself short-term gratification. I've found even food prep is cathartic to a degree.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA_effect
- unfocussed_mike 5y ago> This is probably (partially) attributable to the IKEA-effect [1], where people perceive better quality in the things that they partially create. Or it just tasted nice ;-)