Arden
Where mah "any" keys at?
That's because they're more hyped up on caffeine and not falling asleep while they're taking the mental performance tests.Originally posted by chemistry_geek
I heard on NPR radio about a study that men who drink coffee have better mental performance than those who don't. Women's mental performance seemed unaffected by coffee. I didn't personally read the article, just heard about it, and I wouldn't expect significant (mental) gains from drinking coffee.
I myself tend to stay up late at night, and in the morning, even though I may be sleepy, I can get going pretty well, although I might be unique like that. If people are dependent on a substance to overcome their "sleep deprivation, stress, genetics, environmental factors, socioeconomic factors" then they need to find a better way to deal with these.
I know, I know, it's not going to change, and it's not that important, but it's still a problem when society demands so much of a person he can't even get a good night's sleep and has to depend on caffeine to operate (even if it is good business for Starbucks).