Massive productivity gains when sitting compared to lying down

Is it just me, or is every­one much bet­ter at inten­sive tasks when sit­ting in a chair com­pared to lying down? Some­thing I’ve noticed over the years — doing home­work while lying on my couch/bed is sig­nif­i­cantly less pro­duc­tive com­pared to when I sit at my desk. It’s not just for when I’m on the com­puter either — when I play NHL 11 and I lean back com­fort­ably, I can’t play worth a damn. Once I lean for­ward though, it’s on. I’ve tried my best to con­cen­trate just as hard when lean­ing back but it just does not work. I fig­ure the com­fort just does not allow you to con­cen­trate as much, but if some­one had a more sci­en­tific rea­son, I would like to hear it :)

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