/sci/ - Science & Math

I have a standing desk. I'll be honest: shit sucks for concentration. I guess I lean out of desperation.

>>8605519

If you twist an cable transferring an electric signal, does it affect the information going through it?

>>8605527

Nah, waveguides don't give a shit.

>>8605541

Then I suppose must be the same for us?

>>8605527
The analogy isn't valid. The spinal cord is more like a circuit board than a cable. And 'extra' sensory information from aberrant posture has been suggested by research to be a factor in migraine. The mechanism being simply that the posture information processing centres in the brain work harder therefore need more blood. Anything that demands more blood flow while you are trying to learn could in theory divert resources from learning.

Plus, good thoracic posture may conceivably allow better lung function and oxygenation of the blood.

>>8605519
idk but bad posture sucks ass, i have shit forward neck posture that might be the reason for my tinnitus (hope so, since im fixing it)

>>8605519
Very weird but if I uplift my shoulders I articulate better, eloquent. It's mostly when I put my 'man' mode on low-profile, so for example: when I have an internship I go into this mode and it works very well. Can't do it in my private life for some reason becouse I'll feel naked and not accepted. It's more for the corporate world.

Hope you guys understand what I'm saying.

>>8605570

Makes sense.

>>8605519
i have posture just like your pic related.
i can straighten up during active lifestyles but most of the time i slouch because its more comfortable

>>8605655
Is that Martin Shkreli?

>>8605876
No.

>>8605671
he isnt even slouching, he's squatting