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No, you are. You specifically wrote that I "equate" (3) and (4) to my conclusion. You wrote: >probably also wouldn't equate "a person with an ADRB1 mutation ca
by guzey 5y ago
No, you are. You specifically wrote that I "equate" (3) and (4) to my conclusion. You wrote:
>probably also wouldn't equate "a person with an ADRB1 mutation can sleep less" and "a single individual that underwent brain surgery can sleep less" with "Decreasing sleep by 1-2 hours a night in the long-term has no negative health effects".
- RandomThrow321 5y agoYes, I am well aware of what I wrote. Let me clarify. Your section is titled: "Decreasing sleep by 1-2 hours a night in the long-term has no negative health effects". You make two points below to support that claim: - "A single-point mutation can decrease the amount of required sleep by 2 hours, with no negative side-effects." - "A brain surgery can decrease the amount of sleep required by 3 hours, with no negative-side effects." Those points do not support your claim, and I am pointing that out. I have no issue with the other 3 points, nor did I say anything about them.