Maybe I have some neurological issue or something but whenever I quit coffee I find it extremely difficult to maintain any kind of motivation to sit in an open plan office and code. Coffee makes me a worker bee, I can understand why employers give it away for free.
replySo, the coffee stays for now.
Yeah, exactly. I can totally relate to this. I have actually monitored my productivity on an excel sheet and the days with coffee win by a large margin. I am not sure if it's withdrawal symptoms on the days without, though.
replyDon't fret. You're allowed to enjoy things that aren't part of the scientific reductionist longevity influencer lifestyle fad :)
replyNitpick: What you’re referring to is not scientific.
replyThere have been positive and negative reports for a long long time. If coffee was going to kill us, I’d certainly have died in school!
replyCoffee in general is unreasonably healthy as a beverage. The overwhelming majority of science agrees it’s a quality health drink.
replyNon-industry funded science?
replyNever forget the Time Travel Dietician (4 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ua-WVg1SsA
replyRelax. Tomorrow there will be a paper/article saying coffee is great for you.
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reply By replacing your morning coffee with herbal tea, you can remove up to 87% of the little joy you still have left in your life. /s
Haha, that was a funny quote!
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