Time to Take Chronobiology Seriously | Thomas Kantermann | TEDxGroningen
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
I can agree with some of this yet the argument is faulty.
Yes we need more sleep. Yes we need consistency in sleep. The time of going to sleep is irrelevant.
I see the point of the inconsistency of changing clock time. And I agree with it.
Consistency is the only valid point.
I never needed a clock to wake up!
Nor did we need clocks as cavemen.
There was always the night watchmen that never needed the clocks either!
Yes we need more sleep. Yes we need consistency in sleep. The time of going to sleep is irrelevant.
I see the point of the inconsistency of changing clock time. And I agree with it.
Consistency is the only valid point.
I never needed a clock to wake up!
Nor did we need clocks as cavemen.
There was always the night watchmen that never needed the clocks either!
BetweenKittensandRiots · 36-40, MVIP
@DeWayfarer "The time of going to sleep is irrelevant. "
Unfortunately, there's schedules I have to commit to, simply to go to school and make myself a productive member of my society.
Unfortunately, there's schedules I have to commit to, simply to go to school and make myself a productive member of my society.
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@BetweenKittensandRiots guess why I wake up, no matter when I go to bed. After seven and a half hours of sleep I wake up!
Why?
Yes there are internal clocks. Yet they are easily resettable clocks. And our individual clocks are all different.
Why?
Yes there are internal clocks. Yet they are easily resettable clocks. And our individual clocks are all different.