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From: ins_aset@jhunix.UUCP (Susanne E Trowbridge)
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Subject: Re: Sleeping
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Date: Thu, 13-Mar-86 15:04:20 EST
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> 
> The best solution is to sleep when you're tired, (instead of saying, 
> "Well, 'MASH' is over, it's 11:00, it's time for bed"; what if you're
> not tired?  Do you go to bed anyway, just because it's your bedtime?),
> and get up when you wake up (rather than looking at the clock and saying,
> "Oh, I've only had 7-1/2 hours of sleep instead of the 8 that I need to
> function, so I'm still tired and I'm going back to sleep for a half-hour";
> what if you feel refreshed after only 5 hours?  Do you go back to sleep
> just because your clock tells you to?  What makes your clock so supreme
> that it can tell you what to do?).
> 
> Gregg Mackenzie
> cisden!gmack

Well, Gregg, that sounds just lovely.  But what about those of us who
have to be at work at 8?  If I slept until I "felt refreshed," I'd
undoubtedly be fired for showing up about four hours late for work...
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 can never see it, 'cause your head blocks it off." --Robyn Hitchcock

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