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Coffee: ideas and frameworks explained

A collection of ideas, frameworks and techniques related to Coffee, explained clearly so they are easy to understand and share.

The Goal-Gradient Effect: the closer we get to a goal the harder we try - coffee stamps exampleThe goal-gradient effectRival and non-rival goods illustration: a scale with rival goods at one end (left) and non-rival goods at the other (right) displays items at each extreme and along the scale in between. eg. (left to right) cup of coffee; roads; software. Rival and non-rival goodsWhat is crossmodal perception example showing that coffee tastes better when the machine is quiet and why plane food is less tastyCrossmodal perceptionKaffikok meaning - what is a kaffikok - the distance you can go before needing a cup of coffeeKaffikokThe half-life of caffeine illustration: showing the effect of caffeine rising then decreasing over timeThe half-life of caffeineWhat's the difference between an americano and a long black pictureAn americano and a long black: the differenceMicrolife: 30 mins of TV soap, 2 cigarettes, 7 units of alcoholMicrolife: The unit of lifeHow to make Irish coffeeClear the fog with a redeyeWhat is a nappuccino example and tiredness can kill: Pull over, neck coffee, get 15 min shuteye for the caffeine to work then cruise onTiredness can kill. Take a breakAdjust your daily caffeine intakeMake Vietnamese coffee

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