Name: ブラックコーヒーが好きなら、科学者はあなたのために驚くべきニュースを持っている (If You Like Black Coffee, Scientists Have Surprising News for You)
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Ah, what would you do without that ever so important cup of morning java to start your

Are you kind, or is there is a chance that you are actually borderline crazy?

Forget about fortune telling tea; here's what your choice of coffee could actually

Sources out there are claiming that people who prefer milky or sugary coffee tend to

be more 'agreeable', while those who enjoy plain black coffee show signs of being slightly

Some of you might want to be careful about letting that cute barista take your order

He or she might know more about you than you know about yourself.

Just ask Lachlan Ward, a barista from Melbourne Australia, who claims that he has found links

between people's choice of coffee orders and their personalities.

He believes that those who enjoy a smooth milky latte are usually more approachable

This also means they could be a bit of a “gullible pushover”; his words, not mine…

According to Ward, cappuccino drinkers could have “obsessive personalities” while being

I really need to take a closer look at myself…

He also thinks piccolo drinkers enjoy most things in small quantities, you know, since

They can be kind with a hint of extreme competitiveness.

Perhaps it's time to cut back on some of that daily intake of caffeine.

On the other hand, he says those who prefer strong black coffee are probably workaholics

who tend to be “stubborn, opinionated and argumentative”.

Ok, I know everyone has good and bad qualities but who does this guy think he is?

If the word of a professional coffee server isn't enough, perhaps scientific research

Oh yes, there have actually been studies conducted to draw a connection between your personality

traits and what you like to eat and drink.

And apparently the Aussie coffee man is not far off the mark.

In 2015, at the University of Innsbruck, around 1000 adults were asked to complete a survey

in order to determine their preferred flavors in food and drink.

They were also asked to participate in several personality tests, which led to the finding

of a link between someone's taste and character.

Now before we get into the science of it all, do people really like coffee so much that

Well, here are a few freaky statistics for you: In 2017 alone, the coffee market claimed

around 18 billion dollars; and the average coffee drinker consumes about three cups daily;

these 'coffee drinkers' include roughly 50% of Americans, and that means in the United

States alone there are around 150 million people who regularly drink expresso, cappuccino,

And it's only eighth in the world for highest coffee consumption per person.

So yes, coffee is kind of a big deal, and so is your choice thereof.

So maybe it's time to disguise yourself and use a fake name the next time you step

into your nearest Starbucks; especially if you enjoy a strong coffee with no milk.

As it turns out, that study actually coincides with the Australian barista's theory that

you could be a tad more aggressive than those kind-hearted milk lovers.

The fact that you enjoy a strong bitter taste could mean that you have antisocial tendencies.

In short: you might be crazy and you are showing it to the whole world every time you refuse

to add some milky goodness to your daily dose of caffeine.

Clinical psychologist, Dr. Ramani Durvasula conducted a study of her own by observing

1000 coffee drinkers, and she too found a strong link between the choice of beverage

According to Dr. Durvasula, latte drinkers are more generous and will do a lot to help

It's not all good news latte lovers; you too have a dark side that comes with your

She also found that latte drinkers often spend so much time pleasing others that they often

The comfort drink could also indicate that they are seeking comfort in all aspects of

Sounds familiar, the pattern is definitely there…

She too found that those who prefer milk free  tend to more moody and dismissive, as well

Let's not forget those who prefer to keep it cool with their frozen coffee blends.

There are a few pros and cons about your order as well.

The psychologist thinks you could be labelled a “trendsetter” and that you have a spontaneous

personality; however, your juvenile spirit also means you could be quite irresponsible

If you think you're safe from judgement since you prefer instant coffee that you can

brew in the comfort of your own home, think again.

The barista has you labeled as “quite clever and savvy” since you can probably make a

great tasting coffee at a fraction of the price of what others pay at cafés.

Even Dr. Durvasula thinks that if you prefer instant coffee, you are probably laid back

and not too bothered by the fact that people make fun of you for liking the so called 'cheap

But even these coffee drinkers can come across as perhaps too sloppy and careless, and lack

Now it's time to dig in to those 'special order' coffee drinkers, you know, those

friends with orders that you can't seem to remember because it's such a mouthful;

It could be that these trendy coffee drinkers actually like the drink or they are trying

Heck, they could even be lactose intolerant.

Unfortunately, this could also indicate a tendency to be a bit controlling and over

Heck, in some cases it's just plain pretentious.

And according to research, you tend to get stressed a little easier.

But hey, it sounds pretty cool when you place that order, so let the haters hate!

Go be a healthy perfectionist and stop worrying so much.

Take a page from the instant coffee lovers.

So whether the source is someone who serves coffee for a living, an official university

research study, or an actual doctor of psychology, the conclusion is the same: If you drink black

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