02-20-2016, 01:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2016, 06:08 PM by substance2016.)
http://www.netnewsledger.com/2016/02/20/...our-brain/
in the context of the above article, it is a known fact that sleep enhances learning and sleeping on it is usually a known practice.
how does it help listening to a sub while being asleep and on waking up doing one's regular activities as usual. The mind gets no rest to sleep on it and imbibe the learning.
learning and processing while waking and learning and processing while asleep also.
without rest and recuperation free of any stimuli, how will the learning get into the mind and how effectively.
so is it a good idea to sleep with the subs on.
Is it not better to get some sleep after switching the subs off, so that all the info - day and night - gets integrated with memory and mind.
in the context of the above article, it is a known fact that sleep enhances learning and sleeping on it is usually a known practice.
how does it help listening to a sub while being asleep and on waking up doing one's regular activities as usual. The mind gets no rest to sleep on it and imbibe the learning.
learning and processing while waking and learning and processing while asleep also.
without rest and recuperation free of any stimuli, how will the learning get into the mind and how effectively.
so is it a good idea to sleep with the subs on.
Is it not better to get some sleep after switching the subs off, so that all the info - day and night - gets integrated with memory and mind.
