Caffeine's Cultural Shift
The rise of long-distance travel and trade in the 1600s coincided with the introduction of caffeinated beverages like coffee and tea, which replaced alcohol as a staple drink. This shift not only improved workplace productivity but also contributed to a significant cultural transformation, paving the way for the industrial revolution. The boiling process of these drinks further reduced health risks, showcasing the profound impact of caffeine on society.In this clip
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