Make Two Threats With One Move | Daily Essay
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Sleepy drivers who drank coffee and then took a nap of under 15 minutes cut driving incidents by 91%. Caffeine alone cut them by about two-thirds. Some pieces unlock an ability none of them has alone, on the chessboard and in habits, money and teams.
Featuring: Louise Reyner, Jim Horne, Katy Milkman, John Stockton, Karl Malone, Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein, Lorenz Hart
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Chapters:
(00:00) A chess opening that makes two threats
(00:24) The coffee nap
(00:56) Audiobooks you can only hear at the gym
(01:19) The barbell
(01:37) Costco's membership
(01:57) Stockton and Malone's pick-and-roll
(02:28) Rodgers and Hammerstein flip the order
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