Comments on: Sleep the Clock Around http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/ Feral fashions for the finicky female Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:52:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: home page http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-1106 home page Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:34:25 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-1106 <strong>nice site d00d...</strong> heres mine... nice site d00d…

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]]> By: Sleep Deprivation and Workaholism - the Dream Studies Portal http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-783 Sleep Deprivation and Workaholism - the Dream Studies Portal Sun, 04 May 2008 14:31:29 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-783 [...] more about what sleep patterns looked like before the Industrial Revolution, follow this link to the Fabulous Forager. The whole “8 hours of uninterrupted sleep” is not a human norm but actually an [...] […] more about what sleep patterns looked like before the Industrial Revolution, follow this link to the Fabulous Forager. The whole “8 hours of uninterrupted sleep” is not a human norm but actually an […]

]]> By: The Fabulous Forager » Let the Sun Shine in, or Don’t http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-697 The Fabulous Forager » Let the Sun Shine in, or Don’t Wed, 16 Apr 2008 01:24:24 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-697 [...] enough, this dovetails nicely with the tradition of the siesta, which also complements our natural sleep schedule. Funny how things work out when you stop trying to fight nature, huh? Anyway, hanging out in the [...] […] enough, this dovetails nicely with the tradition of the siesta, which also complements our natural sleep schedule. Funny how things work out when you stop trying to fight nature, huh? Anyway, hanging out in the […]

]]> By: Divided Nights « Gamestribe Blog http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-661 Divided Nights « Gamestribe Blog Thu, 03 Apr 2008 15:56:05 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-661 [...] to having a job and all, im thinking if i should try adjusting it all the way to supporting a dived-night rythm while i can. By the way you should really read that article if you suffer from any kind of [...] […] to having a job and all, im thinking if i should try adjusting it all the way to supporting a dived-night rythm while i can. By the way you should really read that article if you suffer from any kind of […]

]]> By: karen http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-549 karen Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:57:25 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-549 What a relief, thanks so much! I have spent my entire life doing the two phase sleep pattern. Our cultural "norm" for sleeping made me always feel that some thing was just not right with me. I have tried so many "remedies" to make me sleep a straight 8 hours and even when really exhausted have always woken up after 3 to 4 hours. I thought I was an insomniac but was always able to fall back to sleep after spending an hour or two reading, thinking about life etc. I was told that I "shouldn't spend time reading (or whatever) because that meant I was training myself to stick with this "unhealthy" pattern. Hooray, I'm just a throw back! What a relief, thanks so much!
I have spent my entire life doing the two phase sleep pattern. Our cultural “norm” for sleeping made me always feel that some thing was just not right with me. I have tried so many “remedies” to make me sleep a straight 8 hours and even when really exhausted have always woken up after 3 to 4 hours. I thought I was an insomniac but was always able to fall back to sleep after spending an hour or two reading, thinking about life etc. I was told that I “shouldn’t spend time reading (or whatever) because that meant I was training myself to stick with this “unhealthy” pattern.
Hooray, I’m just a throw back!

]]> By: Jamie http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-548 Jamie Mon, 10 Mar 2008 09:50:47 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-548 I don't see that it is impossible to get back to this pattern. Maybe it's 'cause I'm at college, rather than slaving for the wage, but I reckon I'm gonna give this a go. (I'll let everyone know aboot the results). I don’t see that it is impossible to get back to this pattern. Maybe it’s ’cause I’m at college, rather than slaving for the wage, but I reckon I’m gonna give this a go. (I’ll let everyone know aboot the results).

]]> By: Ryan http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-451 Ryan Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:35:48 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-451 great article. " the lay down and die" model; leave it to civilization to model even our sleep patterns on giving up on nature and croaking on our own vomit. for more info about contemporary traditional cultures and sleep, a classic anthro article is: C.M. Worthman and M. Melby. Toward a comparative developmental ecology of human sleep. In: Adolescent Sleep Patterns: Biological, Social, and Psychological Influences, M.A. Carskadon, ed. New York: Cambridge University Press, pp. 69-117. it's academic but pretty readable. it's also available online as a pdf. great article. ” the lay down and die” model; leave it to civilization to model even our sleep patterns on giving up on nature and croaking on our own vomit.

for more info about contemporary traditional cultures and sleep, a classic anthro article is: C.M. Worthman and M. Melby. Toward a comparative developmental ecology of human sleep. In: Adolescent Sleep Patterns: Biological, Social, and Psychological Influences, M.A. Carskadon, ed. New York: Cambridge University Press, pp. 69-117.

it’s academic but pretty readable. it’s also available online as a pdf.

]]> By: Urban Scout http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-450 Urban Scout Thu, 24 Jan 2008 00:20:28 +0000 http://fabulousforager.com/2008/01/sleep-the-clock-around/#comment-450 This is great. Thanks Giuli! This is great. Thanks Giuli!

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