> *Up to 15–50% slower decision-making in offices with high flicker (and high CO₂)
just throws me right off the argument in an article when the fine print notes that a cited study is confounding the thing the author cares about ("sensitivty to flicker") with a much simpler and better-understood explanation (CO₂ poisoning)
just throws me right off the argument in an article when the fine print notes that a cited study is confounding the thing the author cares about ("sensitivty to flicker") with a much simpler and better-understood explanation (CO₂ poisoning)