whiteshadow

I definitely appreciate the intention of the article and hope we can get to a more balanced society where one does not feel so much peer pressure to overachieve at the cost of health/wellbeing, but you make a very fair point: Candidate B, who lives and breaths the craft might have a leg up over the competition, merely because (s)he is so - I am afraid to use this word - passionate, about the occupation in question.

I completely agree with you.

Although I use social media, I tend to only post pictures there that are meaningful to others, like photos with/of other people that dignify them, or pictures about my life that do not serve my ego, but can hopefully enrich the life of my friends.

I am quite sad by the glorification of narcissistic attitudes, posts, photos, etc in most of modern societies. That does not seem not me like the way humans as whole can evolve to be even better beings.

Was that talk made available online? Would be curious to see it!

Exactly. This is a much more sane and healthy approach than the whole sugar and coffee rhetoric, to say the least.

True. It is quite beautiful, but not really the thing I would expect in hacker news to be honest.

Maybe unrelated with the product, but I think that the whole problematic of brushing your teeth is still a tabu on many environments (such as corporate). If you see someone brushing their teeth after a meal, chances are you will be looked jokingly and a joke about it is going to fall on your lap. Now imagine that on bathrooms we could have something that would tell everyone that "washing your teeth is cool!". Like having tooth paste available, just like soap. Better yet, if there is a critical mass of people in the company that washes their teeth, than the whole company might start doing it! It kind of sucks that you have to feel like a criminal when you wash your teeth and people are just passing by with judgmental looks.

The only thing that made me weary here was having a baby on immunosuppressants, and the danger that could present for the fetus. Anyone knows if this can affect the baby on the long term (associated with premature birth)?