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> It could be really effective for people with tough work schedules If such a thing were invented it would effectively become mandatory, because anybody not wi
by Lammy 2y ago
> It could be really effective for people with tough work schedules
If such a thing were invented it would effectively become mandatory, because anybody not willing to use it would be out-competed for work by people who were.
- GenerocUsername 2y agoYes, but early adopters would either move up in socioeconomic status, or develop new horrors beyond comprehension
- DaoVeles 2y agoSo modern society and many of its ills.
- dullcrisp 2y agoEither way, sign me up!
- therobots927 2y agoYep, I’ll take more effective sleep any day
- shepherdjerred 2y agoThis is entirely dependent on how people value free time vs money. The average person in the developed world would probably take the free time over more money. People already hate working 40 hours.
- titanomachy 2y agoI don't know if that's true. Exercise, meditation, adderall, and spaced repetition learning all improve work performance for knowledge workers and those things are far from universally employed.
- devsda 2y agoThere's coffee/caffeine which is available at workplaces for employees who want to consume it. If there are proven benefits without any known adverse effects, we can expect businesses to take the leap and try to make it available as long its legal, practical and cost effective.
- Qem 2y ago> If such a thing were invented it would effectively become mandatory, because anybody not willing to use it would be out-competed for work by people who were. I believe this dynamic is already happening to ADHD drugs.