It’s research with a humorous twist, but also with enormous potential. The idea, which resonated with Tuk after one too many cups of coffee, is that the self-control we exert over bladder control is transferrable to other situations and can even be used to control undesirable impulses in the human condition.
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'unconscious control methods' sound amazing!! I believe it will eliminate a lot of dilemmas in decision making and most importantly proper execution, just like good habits do. I would love to stay updated on more of this.
on May 22, 2012"The set of participants with full bladders were less inclined to opt for the impulsive choice to take the money now. Their self-control was higher, along with their bladder levels." My opinion: Their self control wasn't higher, they just wanted to go the loo.
on Dec 16, 2011