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> I hear far more people complaining about being completely unable to function (and I've often recognized that they're perceptibly out of it) until they've had
by cassianoleal 2y ago
> I hear far more people complaining about being completely unable to function (and I've often recognized that they're perceptibly out of it) until they've had their next cup of coffee than I have heard people talk about getting great productivity gains from it.
Unable to function == 0 productivity. How is getting over that not effecting productivity gains?
- lolinder 2y agoIt depends on if some significant chunk of the population naturally can't function on a regular basis and caffeine solves that or if caffeine withdrawals cause someone to be unable to function until they get the next dose. If it's withdrawals then caffeine is creating the problem that it later solves, which means that consuming it regularly is not a net productivity gain over not using or using rarely.