Scientists drink more coffee than people in any other profession
We knew there was a reason that the Synapse is popular and the Mac Hall Cafe espresso line is so long. Here’s the explanation. Writers and editors are up there too.
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Well this doesn’t surprise me. I’m curious to know the distribution of coffee drinks consumed across this population. I hypothesize it’s 90% straight black sludge.