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thanks for telling me what's actually happening to myself. you're wrong, it works fine. and it's worked for a bunch of friends as well. why do you think "this

thanks for telling me what's actually happening to myself. you're wrong, it works fine. and it's worked for a bunch of friends as well. why do you think "this is not how it works"? i may have only an anecdote and some reasoning to support my point of view, but you have squat to support yours.

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masswerk 4y ago
It may have been so for you. Your case may have not been that severe. This doesn't mean that it so for everybody else, as well. And why do I think that this is not how it works? Well, it hasn't been so, when I was 5, not when I was 7, not when I was 14, not at 20, nor at 30. It isn't so in my 50s. It's currently 2:50 a.m. local and there's no chance, I can get any sleep for another few hours. (So I'm going to do some work, until any of the early birds manage to show up.)
lamontcg 4y ago
> thanks for telling me what's actually happening to myself. You're the one in this thread with the blanket statements that everyone can train themselves to be a morning person along with the blanket statements about how flexible or inflexible everyone's chronotypes are. Go look in a mirror right now and figure out how much of a hypocrite you are. Maybe you can't see it because you need better rest.