Hello, and welcome to Mind of Micah.

Today is the return of Micah's read of the week.

And it's part three about the invisible addiction.

Is it time to give up caffeine?

In part one, we learned that the author was quitting caffeine and how this made Michael

Pol and the author feel.

Part two, we learned a little bit of the history about coffee and caffeine in general dating

back to the 1500s.

Now part three, we're going to get back to the author before we do.

Let's get back to Micah's read of the week.

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After a few weeks, the mental impairments of withdrawal had subsided and I could once

again think in a straight line, hold an abstraction in my head for more than two minutes and shut

peripheral thoughts out of my field of attention.

Yet I continue to feel as though I was mentally just slightly behind the curve, especially when

in the company of drinkers of coffee and tea, which of course was all the time and everywhere.

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