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i like the data tracking and chart, but the conclusion is a little weak...maybe he's getting better at concentrating and coffee has nothing to do with it. (or r
by diN0bot 17y ago
i like the data tracking and chart, but the conclusion is a little weak...maybe he's getting better at concentrating and coffee has nothing to do with it. (or rather, i suspect both are influences)
- amoeba 17y agoIt seems he's aware of what his experiment does and does not say. Causation or not, he's achieving more intervals without coffee.
- InclinedPlane 17y agoFor him at least, the data is proof enough. He thought he might have needed coffee to stay productive, and he found that he didn't.
- silentbicycle 17y agoSpecifically, it's a good rebuttal to the nagging feeling that maybe giving in and drinking coffee would help him focus. The same approach might help with quitting smoking.