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  • zzzzz How to fall asleep in two minutes David Pescovitz
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    sleep The reason dogs walk in circles before they sleep Devin Nealy
  • sleep Man films Massachusetts State Trooper asleep in his cruiser. Man is pulled over and given warning minutes later. Rob Beschizza
  • got-3 Deep Dreams is an AI-generated podcast to help you sleep Mark Frauenfelder
  • 911 is a joke Man arrested for repeatedly calling 911 to report that he's "tired" David Pescovitz
  • somnambulism Emailing while asleep David Pescovitz
  • body hacking US Air Force tests handheld nerve-stimulating device to zap tired soldiers into alertness David Pescovitz
  • napping Here's how to take the perfect nap David Pescovitz
  • bedtime Six key steps for getting kids to sleep Miss Cellania
  • lucid dreaming New study: People who are dreaming can have rational conversations with those who are awake David Pescovitz
  • Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture How many spiders do you eat in your sleep per year? Kevin Reome
  • does the noise in my head bother you? Do you suffer from Exploding Head Syndrome? David Pescovitz
  • dreaming What do we hear when we dream? David Pescovitz
  • certainly not the only thing unwelcome in my bed Kicking my cellphone out of bed has improved my sleep Jason Weisberger
  • sleeping Vintage snapshots of people sleeping David Pescovitz
  • infants Father knitted a data viz blanket of his infant's sleep patterns David Pescovitz
  • mattresses Athletes at the Tokyo Olympics will sleep on cardboard beds David Pescovitz
  • zzzzzzz Sleeping fish may help us understand why we snooze David Pescovitz
  • zzzzz Volunteers spend 60 days in bed… for space science! David Pescovitz
  • counting sheep "Catching up" on lost sleep may actually do more harm than good David Pescovitz
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