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My point though being-- even with AC it's a good innovation. We are all chronically short on sleep these days. I'm surprised about the resistance to it in this
by hungryforcodes 5y ago
My point though being-- even with AC it's a good innovation. We are all chronically short on sleep these days. I'm surprised about the resistance to it in this thread.
- gruez 5y ago>We are all chronically short on sleep these days. I'm surprised about the resistance to it in this thread. People are short on sleep because they have too much stuff to do, not because there aren't enough opportunities to sleep. Adding an hour of sleep at noon isn't a free lunch (heh). You'll have one less hour of work done during the day, so all else being equal, you'll probably go to sleep 1 hour later and benefits are neutralized.
- hungryforcodes 5y agoThat's not true though if you were underslept in the first place. You'd just be catching up at your noon nap. Also it is a free lunch. People sleeping DURING their lunch. I'm not sure how this would add to their workload if they are doing it anyways. Also now everyone is remote so WHY not have a noon nap? Even at my last startup which was in the West we had a nap couch and it was in constant use from like 1pm to 3pm. But as I said - Anglophones seem to like punishing themselves.