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Not the person you responded to, but he/she may be referring to there being other factors (unrelated to sleep) that may most likely be contributing to one's hap
by bossfoundmyacct 8y ago
Not the person you responded to, but he/she may be referring to there being other factors (unrelated to sleep) that may most likely be contributing to one's happiness factor, such as pre-existing health conditions (e.g., depression), relationships (both romantic and non), etc. A person who's just starting a new relationship and is still in the "honeymoon phase" might rate their happiness higher despite a lack of sleep.
- Ensorceled 8y agoThe methodology the parent links explicitly tracks multiple positive and negative factors and isn't explicitly tied to sleep. Personally, sleep is a huge factor in my happiness, so tracking it is pretty important.