More specifically,
Can you enjoy a good cup of coffee when you have 8 straight hours of experimenting with maximum 10 minute breaks here and there but it takes you 5 minutes just to get to the lab kitchen from the behavior space let alone make a coffee and get back in time and you can’t make a coffee at home and bring it in a thermos or travel mug (which would be room temperature (the worst temperature for enjoying coffee) by the time you wanted it nay NEEDED it) because those items have already been moved to Canada where you’ll also soon be moving which explains why you couldn’t do these experiments according to a more relaxed schedule but instead have to get as much done as is humanly possible in the few weeks that remain?
SO? CAN YOU?
Yes:
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This, by far, is your most relevant blog ever. I wonder what behavioural method you’re doing…let me know so I can avoid it at all costs.
It sounds hazardous. Why do you have to move to Canada? I worry about people in jobs that seems to be stressful. I crashed and burned because I kept at it too long and didn’t listen to what my body was telling me. Getting better now. It takes time. Taking care of yourself. Lets not let our institutions treat humans like lab mice and rats. Bonnie
Figure out how to eat a somewhat-heated meal, yet, between testing?
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