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I personally find daylight itself to be "distracting" -- like that basic sensory input alone consumes some non-trivial amount of cognitive energy. I much prefer
by nfw2 2y ago
I personally find daylight itself to be "distracting" -- like that basic sensory input alone consumes some non-trivial amount of cognitive energy. I much prefer to think in a dark space. I've never met anyone IRL who relates to this though.
- CalRobert 2y agoFor what it’s worth I’ve loved wfh because I get to work in a dark cave with blacked out windows.
- hombre_fatal 2y agoYeah, there’s something about the day itself that’s distracting. Maybe it’s the light + some latent emotion I have from residual expectations about what I “should” be doing. Not sure. At my worst I procrastinate my whole day away at home and not enter deep work until late at night where I become feverishly productive.
- ahlCVA 2y agoI feel the same, but I've never actually talked to anybody about it since it felt like such a strange thing to say. Thanks for letting me know I'm not alone!