Losing sleep results in loss of new learning

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I disagree. I slept 4 hours last night and I feel great. And...what are we talking about?

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Not only that, but I think you only age while you're awake.

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I aged more when my kids were awake than when they were sleeping.

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rosborne979 wrote:

Not only that, but I think you only age while you're awake.

If that was the case then people in comas would not age but stay eternally youthful. As we see, that just ain't true.

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NickFun wrote:

rosborne979 wrote:
Not only that, but I think you only age while you're awake.

If that was the case then people in comas would not age but stay eternally youthful. As we see, that just ain't true.

Darn. Good point. Back to the old drawing board I guess Smile

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