> [!tldr] it was ownership, not the browser Some company did a productivity survey of their employees and found that their highest performers tended to use a different Internet browser than whatever the default one was. They focused in on the browser and tried to figure out how it was boosting everyone's productivity so they could set the new browser as the default and get a company-wide improvement. The issue is one of [[Correlation|Causation]] versus correlation. People who changed their browsers were the kind of people who took more ownership over their work. Those who thought a different browser might help were those who were *thinking at all* about how to improve. **** # More ## Source - don't recall, it was one of the books