In the corporate world, it’s rare to hold online meetings and not see a person with a mug on the other side of the camera. And did you know that one of them was born next to the other?
In the corporate world, it’s rare to hold online meetings and not see someone with a cup of coffee on the other side of the camera. And did you know that one of them was born next to the other? Or rather, in front. This is because the webcam was born following an experiment with coffee. Find out more:
The birth of the webcam
Three researchers at the University of Cambridge, in 1991, decided to make their lives and that of other people who worked there easier. To avoid having to constantly check the amount of coffee available, they installed a camera that showed real-time images of the object, so that they didn’t have to constantly go to the break room. And so the webcam was invented, according to the site strange-facts.org.
Look at the sequence of photos provided by the University:
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A nap with coffee promises to give you more energy to work
If you like coffee, you’re halfway to taking a nap with coffee, and if you’re sleepy, even better. That’s because the method only requires an average cup of coffee, which contains between 100 and 200 grams of liquid, and 20 free minutes of your day. Nothing more, nothing less.
First, get your caffeine fix. Then, program your cell phone to wake up in 20 minutes. So relax and sleep. When you hear the alarm, wake up and try to get up quickly so as not to give your body time to sag and risk falling into a deep sleep.
The time you take a nap is enough for the effect to start appearing in your body. “Caffeine takes about 20 minutes to enter your bloodstream. If you schedule a nap in between, you’ll wake up feeling refreshed and energetic.”clinical therapist Shelby Harris explained to CNN.
Another advantage of this technique is the rest time. “Short naps help relieve fatigue without leaving you groggy when you wake up. Long naps, which last 20 to 30 minutes, can lead to the famous sleep inertia”the news organization said. and read the full article.
Source: Terra
Ben Stock is a lifestyle journalist and author at Gossipify. He writes about topics such as health, wellness, travel, food and home decor. He provides practical advice and inspiration to improve well-being, keeps readers up to date with latest lifestyle news and trends, known for his engaging writing style, in-depth analysis and unique perspectives.
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