Could coding fix jetlag?

Question

Well everyone that's ever been on a plane flight has felt jetlag before, but I believe the solution to this monumental problem is code!

Answer 1

Depending if the plane does or doesn't have wifi, your coding language would vary. After that, you'd code the symptoms of jetlag with if else statements. Right?

Answer 2

It could but say the code is being worked on today an not ready until the future before there's a pill or prescription for jetlag. This would be epic

Answer 3

Jetlag as the concept of having body fatigue and lack of focus after a super long flight. The program could activate before takeoff and deactivate after the plane landed. Say you're flying for business purposes and need to be clear headed ASAP.

Answer 4

It could work, but it would take a long time to get the code to be perfect and they would never allow an underdeveloped code onto a plane that’s carrying 200 people a thousand feet in the air. Wish it was a lot simpler, then it would be around today.

Answer 5

How?

Answer 6

How much does jet lag actually affect people though? Once I get off the plane I’m absolutely fine. And when I’m on the plane I USUALLY only feel uncomfortable on takeoff and landing.

Answer 7

Yeah I agree.

Answer 8

https://1drv.ms/b/s!ar4fvwei3pmdovhp0rxxx5ohxnam

Answer 9

https://www.medicinenet.com/jet_lag/article.htm#what_is_jet_lag