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This sleep technique can be easily replicated in modern life: work from home, have lunch then a lie-down then have the Teams app's blippedy blip blip blip incom

This sleep technique can be easily replicated in modern life: work from home, have lunch then a lie-down then have the Teams app's blippedy blip blip blip incoming message audio notifications wake you up to the harsh world of reality. Haven't felt this leads to me feeling especially creative, though.

cgb223 5y ago
It makes me imagine creative ways to quit my job and run away to an island somewhere ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- ohiovr 5y ago
  Don't go to an island: every island fled away, and the mountains were not found. [rev 16:20]
pluc 5y ago
Someone needs to measure the anxiety between the first blip and the potential second/multiple blips or expectation thereof
- kreeben 5y ago
  My anxiety curve is exponential. First blip: Don't care Second blip: Holy moly, is the world on fire?
  - mkaic 5y ago
    wow, that's quite the coefficient on that exponential lol
aaron695 5y ago
This is just napping, which many people do. It's about alertness (or lack of, if you nap to long) - http://archive.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/naps/ http://archive.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/naps/ What you need for this if it's real is your fitbit to wake you at the exact time, or perhaps something that measure muscle tension or brain waves.