No Rest for the Weary
Tips for more restful slumber, decoding how we dream and just a dash of pseudoscience
We spend a third of our days asleep, and a good portion of the rest of them talking about it. We had a good night's sleep, a bad night's sleep, we stayed up too late, got up too early, now we're exhausted, last night we wrote a perfectly coherent essay in our sleep... well, maybe not. But Dr. John D. Quackenbos did, or so says a Popular Science article from 1919.
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And in true archive gallery form, there's more weirdness where that came from. Putting people into a "frozen sleep" to cure cancer, a bizarre fix for insomnia, a soundproof sleep booth and more.
We've also sprinkled in some interesting facts about the effects of sleep deprivation, and what happens when you dream. Enter the gallery above to learn more. Hopefully we don't put you to sleep.
We spend a third of our days asleep, and a good portion of the rest of them talking about it. We had a good night's sleep, a bad night's sleep, we stayed up too late, got up too early, now we're exhausted, last night we wrote a perfectly coherent essay in our sleep... well, maybe not. But Dr. John D. Quackenbos did, or so says a Popular Science article from 1919.
Click here to enter the gallery
And in true archive gallery form, there's more weirdness where that came from. Putting people into a "frozen sleep" to cure cancer, a bizarre fix for insomnia, a soundproof sleep booth and more.
We've also sprinkled in some interesting facts about the effects of sleep deprivation, and what happens when you dream. Enter the gallery above to learn more. Hopefully we don't put you to sleep.
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