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As far as I know sharks solved it: only part of their brain sleeps at time, allowing them to be on the move constantly. I wish human could do that :)
by mamon 7y ago
As far as I know sharks solved it: only part of their brain sleeps at time, allowing them to be on the move constantly. I wish human could do that :)
- maze-le 7y agoSome bird species too (Albatross, Penguins). I sometimes think that meditation could be a state of mind like this: parts of the brain awoke, parts of it asleep. With the caveat that meditation isn't really very restful, but demanding on its own.