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Isn't he claiming the opposite? (But I don't have the book to dig into the sources): This brief descent from high-degree wakefulness to low-level alertness re
by medell 8y ago
Isn't he claiming the opposite? (But I don't have the book to dig into the sources):
This brief descent from high-degree wakefulness to low-level alertness reflects an innate drive to be asleep and napping in the afternoon, and not working. It appears to be a normal part of the daily rhythm of life.
- Izkata 8y agoI've always understood it to be related to the hottest part of the day, not so much a post-lunch thing. Probably why GP mentioned air conditioning preventing it.