Picture a normal workday. You skip breakfast because the cab is late, have a large tea at 10, order whatever arrives fastest for lunch, and by 4 pm you are staring into the pantry for biscuits. Dinner happens at 10 pm, and the whole cycle repeats the next morning.
Nobody in this picture is lazy or careless. The problem is that desk work quietly rearranges how we eat, move and sleep. Here is a...