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I have a theory that it’s also related to heat. Try drinking a pot of coffee in a hot tub if you can find one, set to a high temp. It’s quite the creative exper
by mmaunder 4y ago
I have a theory that it’s also related to heat. Try drinking a pot of coffee in a hot tub if you can find one, set to a high temp. It’s quite the creative experience.
- codazoda 4y agoI’m going to try this
- robotguy 4y agoI’m convinced that it’s the hot water on the back of my neck opening up blood vessels and increasing oxygen to my brain.
- dunefox 4y agoThis sounds like it's more related to heart attacks. I don't think this is healthy.
- telchior 4y agoI've always enjoyed drinking hot coffee / tea on hot days, and found out this is a sort of tradition for some people (e.g. kopi in Singapore). Supposedly, it cools you down by kickstarting your sweat, but for me it also makes me feel instantly clearheaded (whereas the caffeine high takes 30ish minutes). Maybe some of us need that kind of stimulation just to feel fully awake. I'm a generally lethargic person, and in that state I can't really think clearly. A little shock to the central (or sympathetic?) nervous system helps counteract that and get the ideas or work flowing.
- myself248 4y agoHave you tried a sauna?