getting a drink and then forgetting you did so halfway through whatever drink-related activity is a leading cause of “why is this half drunk can of room temperature liquid here” among adhd havers. research is ongoing on how to address this; many are saying “make drinks louder”
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in reply to @bruno's post:
what if the cup was like a light-up sneaker is that anything
That's honestly not a bad idea.
Maybe it could even work with a clip-on coaster-type setup, calibrated for empty container weight, which would beep every minute or so when left somewhere unmoved while heavier than empty.
drink needs to start beeping insistently at me if I don't touch it for 10+ minutes
scientists are hard at work to make the co2 bubbles larger, and are incorporating the polymer recipe from That One Sunchips Bag into the can liner.