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After six to eight hours of network deprivation — also known as sleep — people are increasingly waking up and lunging for cellphones and laptops, sometimes even before swinging their legs to the floor and tending to more biologically urgent activities
Brad Stone, Breakfast Can Wait. The Day’s First Stop is Online. (via reimer)
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This was, ironically, the first thing I read this morning (thanks to Stelter). I don’t even have the same inbox...
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I’ve learned the hard way not to check e-mail first thing in the morning. I wait at least half an hour after waking, and...
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That definitely describes me. As I said, recently, I think the ideal sleep-cycle is to wake up every 90 minutes to check...
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