
What is most significant is that without fail, the productivity of each subject took what is colloquially known as "a nosedive" as the exposure time lengthened.
There is hope, however, as the interruption of exposure by basic needs such as food and waste disposal did result in a brief return of productivity, although it was immediately reversed on resumption of site viewage. If it is possible to harness these natural breaks, the Gishwhesian Research Institute may be able to combat the significant damage the internet is doing to our lives and minds.
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