Fatigue + Creativity

Update: 2015-08-28

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What kind of tasks benefit from a mind that’s slightly groggy? Jesse is joined by Mareike Wieth to discuss her research on fatigue and its’ effect on problem-solving skills.

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Fatigue + Creativity

Jesse Lawler: Software Developer, Brain Optimization Enthusiast

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Fatigue + Creativity

Jesse Lawler: Software Developer, Brain Optimization Enthusiast

Fatigue + Creativity