I really enjoyed this article Ben! You combined a personal account of your experience with interesting data, trivia, references to similar experiences (like Pollan's) and a lot of haughtiness. I think it's really interesting not only for what it reveals, but also for how you structured and realized it. For me, who am a big espresso drinker (even veery after 10 AM, even though I'm Italian!) it's even more intriguing. Thanks for taking this care in writing it.
"The idea of quitting coffee is difficult because we live in a society where everybody is bored out of their mind." Banger.
That’s all I deliver.
I really enjoyed this article Ben! You combined a personal account of your experience with interesting data, trivia, references to similar experiences (like Pollan's) and a lot of haughtiness. I think it's really interesting not only for what it reveals, but also for how you structured and realized it. For me, who am a big espresso drinker (even veery after 10 AM, even though I'm Italian!) it's even more intriguing. Thanks for taking this care in writing it.
I appreciate the kind words @Riccardo Vocca ! I’m glad you liked it and thanks for sharing!
No way.. I got a shoutout, made it to the big stage 🫶🏼 I should start drinking to get some more name drops.. Reporting for harassment
This is just the start of more great things to come.
Drinking any amount of alcohol causes damage to the brain. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/05/19/health/alcohol-brain-health-intl-scli-wellness/index.html
I would stay far away from drinking, as it provides few benefits compared its cost to your wellbeing, brain function, and health.
None is better than any certainly but at small quantities the body can handle most substances without meaningful long term effects.
The issue is people don’t agree what constitutes a small quantity.