Well.
It has been in excess of a fortnight since I blogged anything at all. The start of school always hits me hard, even though there's very little work involved, and the way that this semester has shaken out it's been starting for three weeks now.
But rest assured, I have not been idle! I am even now considering the beginnings of two reviews. The first is of a comic/comix biography of Niels Bohr, and the second is of none other than Cryptonomicon, which I only just this morning finished, having been reading it since October or so. Crypto will take some serious digestion, but I will give it my best shot. I actually found a plot hole, but it concerns something surprising that happens in the last five pages of the book, so I don't think I'll mention it.
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Showing posts with label sleep project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sleep project. Show all posts
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Thursday, December 30, 2010
A Modest Proposal for Preventing a Surfeit or Deficiency of Sleep From Being a Burden, and for Making It Beneficial To Me
Abstract
For the most part, I sleep fairly well at night, insofar as that I don't often wake up, and I can usually get to sleep quickly as well. However, as far as I can remember, I have never ever been happy to get up. Whether I'm forced to get up after 5 hours, or reluctantly drag myself into the world after accidentally sleeping 11 hours, I always feel rather terrible; this feeling is what leads me to sleeping for too long, which only makes things worse. I'm only ever driven out of bed by the alarm, or by shame, and it takes shame a lot longer to penetrate the fog on my consciousness. It's possible that, for whatever reason, this is just my lot in life; however, I think I can throw some science at this problem over the next semester and find the exact right amount of sleep for me.
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